"Every day it's blood, blood, blood, blood," said Maj Kravchenko, a wry, burly figure who heads the army's medical teams in the area. But our soldiers are holding our positions and we're giving to our enemy a good fight," Maj Kravchenko said. But the bullet injuries the major spoke about seem to back up reports that Russian troops are now seeking to advance on foot. Further up the hill, outside Lysychansk's crumbling, Soviet-era hospital, now run by the military, a soldier with severe head injuries lay on a stretcher inside an ambulance. His prospects are very poor," said the medic treating him, gruffly, seconds before the ambulance left to move the patient to a safer location.

Source: The Star May 02, 2022 19:50 UTC