let s go, hurry up. come on, maria. come on, maria. come on. let s go. go, go. get in the car. in the car. slide over, slide over. ambulance was hit, yeah? yeah. reporter: okay, so we were just in an apartment building. they were looking for an injured man. a bunch of rounds came in and hit the next door building. so, now we re getting out as fast as we can. while we run out, vladimir and aleksandra run back in. we find them treating the injured man on the side of the road. their back window has been blown out by the blasts. he has shrapnel injuries and head trauma. once they ve stabilized him,
aleksandra run back in. we find them treating the injured man on the side of the road. the back window has been blown out by the blasts. he has shrapnel injuries and head trauma. once they ve stabilized him, they rush him to the hospital. vladimir asks about his pain. the man has been deafened by the blast. arriving at the hospital, they have done their part. it s up to others now to save them. i have to say i think you guys are like the bravest people i have ever met. back at base, we ask them why they continue to do this work. with all the danger it entails. it s normal. this is our work. of course it s scary, like for everyone, aleksandra says. today you were with us in the hottest place, in the oven, but