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Ukrainian Volunteers Are A Lifeline For Frontline Village [1]

["Rfe Rl'S Ukrainian Service"]

Date: 2022-07

Residents of the Ukrainian village of Plavni in the Zaporizhzhya region have found themselves living in a combat zone -- Russian attacks have cut off water, electricity, food, and medical supplies. Volunteers, accompanied by a soldier from the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces, bring critical deliveries via a dangerous route to desperate locals. Driver Stanislav Stoykov explains how essential it is to get aid to residents hanging on in Plavni, despite the risks.

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[1] Url: https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-plavni-zaporizhzhya-russia-siege-volunteers/31950570.html

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