But every day, volunteer alexander makes the dangerous drive towards russian forces in his hometown of papasna to rescue fellow residents from the heavy fighting. they shell everything, he tells us. school buses, the red cross, anything that moves. so why do you do this work? i love my town, and i can t leave it, he says. i can t leave the people here. somebody needs to help people. he s hoping the rain provides some let-up in the relentless artillery. it s better for us, but it s worse for the road, he says. you can t see the potholes and the shrapnel from the shells. he arrives at the village on the outskirts of papasna. in the last few days it has come under heavy shelling. anatoly is now being evacuated with his son, vladimir. a neighbor shouts at us to show
Drive towards russian forces in his hometown to rescue fellow residents from the heavy fighting. they shell everything, he tells us school bus, the red cross, anything that moves. reporter: so why do you do this work? i love my town, and i can t leave it, he says. i can t leave the people here. somebody needs to help people. he is hoping the rain provides some letup in the relentless artillery. it is better for us but it s worse for the road, he says. you can t see the potholes and the shrapnel from the shells. he awries at the village on the outskirts. in the last few days, it has come under heavy shelling. anatoli is now being evacuated with his son vladimir. neighbor shouts at us to show what the russians have done. those who stay here are now
Fighting. they shell everything, he tells us. schoolbuses. the red cross. anything that moves. so why do you do this work? i love my town and i can t leave it, he says. i can t leave the people here. somebody needs to help people. he s hoping the rain provides some let up in the relentless artillery. it s better for us, but it s worse for the road, he says. you can t see the potholes and the shrapnel from the shells. he arrives at the village on the outskirts of pa pasna. anatolli is being evacuated with his son, vladimir. a neighbor shouts at us to show what the rusisians have done. those who stay here now are completely cut off from basic services. so there s no electricity here. no water at all and you can see they re actually collecting