ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortar fire here. what do you ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there, and this kind of fire power is coming in, what decisions do you make? we coming in, what decisions do you make? ~ , , , , make? we see the enemy but they hide in the tree line — make? we see the enemy but they hide in the tree line disguising _ in the tree line disguising themselves. we can't do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. pick up the in'ured and take them out. , , , pick up the in'ured and take them out. ,, _,, ,,, out. russia's viciousness is the daily burden — out. russia's viciousness is the daily burden of _ out. russia's viciousness is the daily burden of ukrainian - out. russia's viciousness is the i daily burden of ukrainian combat medics. this man curses in agony. only moments earlier he was wounded by a mine. they are still not sure of his inj

ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there and this kind of firepower is coming in? what decisions do you have to make? translation: we see the enemy and the enemy sees us, _ but the enemy hides in the tree line there, disguising himself. we can't do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. man screams. russia's viciousness is the daily burden of ukrainian combat medics. this man curses in agony. only moments earlier, he was wounded by a mine. they're still not sure of his injuries. but in this field hospital, they have an intimate knowledge of the damage that shrapnel and artillery do to the human body. they are covered in blast wounds, their limbs broken. his colleague too has been hit. time is critical here for two reasons — the patient�*s life, and the medics never know when more casualties will arrive. quentin sommerville, bbc news, donbas. president biden has made an impassioned speech in defence of american democracy. he warne

ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there and this kind of firepower is coming in? what decisions do you have to make? translation: we see the enemy and the enemy sees us, _ but the enemy hides in the tree line there, disguising himself. we can�*t do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. man screams. russia�*s viciousness is the daily burden of ukrainian combat medics. this man curses in agony. only moments earlier, he was wounded by a mine. they�*re still not sure of his injuries. but in this field hospital, they have an intimate knowledge of the damage that shrapnel and artillery do to the human body. they are covered in blast wounds, their limbs broken. his colleague too has been hit. time is critical here for two reasons — the patient�*s life, and the medics never know when more casualties will arrive. quentin sommerville, bbc news, donbas. and you can find more reporting on ukraine by quentin sommerville — including

. - ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there and this kind of firepower is coming in? what decisions do you have to make? translation: when you see the enemy | and the enemy sees us, but the enemy| hides in the tree line there, disguising himself. we can't do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. man screams. russia's viciousness is the daily burden of ukrainian combat medics. this man curses in agony. only moments earlier he was wounded by a mine. they are still not sure of his injuries. but in this field hospital they have an intimate knowledge of the damage that shrapnel and artillery do to the human body. they are covered in blast wounds, their limbs broken. his colleague too has been hit. time is critical here for two reasons — the patient�*s life and the medics never know when more casualties will arrive. this is only a snapshot of the cost of this war. without a decisive breakthrough, ukraine's stalemate of suffering will end

. - ruslan, we can see incoming russian mortarfire here. what do you do when you have casualties out there and this kind of firepower is coming in? what decisions do you have to make? translation: we see the enemy and the enemy sees us, _ but the enemy hides in the tree line there, disguising himself. we can't do that, our ambulance is exposed. we have to pick up the injured and take them out. man screams russia's viciousness is the daily burden of ukrainian combat medics. this man curses in agony. only moments earlier, he was wounded by a mine. they're still not sure of his injuries. but in this field hospital, they have an intimate knowledge of the damage that shrapnel and artillery do to the human body. they are covered in blast wounds, their limbs broken. his colleague too has been hit. time is critical here for two reasons — the patient�*s life and the medics never know when more casualties will arrive. this is only a snapshot of the cost of this war. without a decisive breakthrough, ukraine's stalemate of suffering will endure. qu

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ruslan, an i.t. specialist, paying $1,700 for a one-way ticket out. the flight usually costing $250. and tonight, a u.n.-appointed panel issuing a damning statement concluding russia has committed war crimes in ukraine, with victims as young as 4. >> we were struck by the large numbers of executions in the areas that we visited. >> reporter: our team witnessing a mass burial site and evidence o alleged russian atrocities in newly-liberated izium. officials now saying they've exhumed 436 bodies, including children, most suffering violent deaths. ludmilla's husband amo buri he. [ speaking non-english ] >> she says so many people have died. too many people, she says. i'm sorry. and tonight, two u.s. military veterans who fought for ukraine and were captured and held by the russian-backed forces for months, now freed in a prisoner swap. back in the u.s., speaking out for the first time. >> we're looking forward to spending time with family, and we'll be in touch with the media soon. yeah, happy to be home. >> let's bring in tom so soso soufi burridge. col