Where there is active hostilities, unfortunately, civilian medicine cannot work. But military medics work there.
There are no surviving hospitals left in the Luhansk region after the attacks of the Russian occupiers, all of them are damaged, Health Minister Viktor Lyashko said on the air of the national marathon.
However, doctors in the region continue to provide assistance. “Medical workers continue to work in Luhansk region, they continue to provide medical care. We are involved in some evacuation of patients, but there are people who do not want to leave and we cannot forcibly remove them. Therefore, hospitals operate where there is no active hostilities. Unfortunately, civilian medicine cannot work where there is active hostilities: military medics work there, ”Radio Svoboda quoted the minister as saying. span style = “font-weight: 400;”> “.
Earlier OSCE experts came to the conclusion in their reports about Russia's war against Ukraine, which R F committed a war crime when she attacked a maternity hospital in Mariupol, Donetsk region.
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