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Residents of battered Krasnohorivka stand firm

(19 Feb 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Krasnohorivka, Ukraine - 18 February 2023 1. Various of the "White Angels" police unit driving to frontline village of Krasnohorivka to deliver humanitarian aid to the few residents there 2. Police officer carries water to a family 3. Oksana Pokmush's family walks to the gate to receive items 4. Police officer gives bread to the boy 5. Tracking shot of police officer carrying water 6. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Oksana Pokmush, Krasnohorivka resident: "We live in our homes. Why must we leave our homes? Why must I run away? Let them (the Russians) run away. Whoever can't handle it, can leave. Those who were afraid have left. I was building this house for years. My parents were buried here. Why should I leave?" Journalist: "Did you see what they've done in Bucha?" Oksana Pokmush: "If this is our destiny, wherever we go, they'll get us." 7. Wide of the family in front of their house 8. Various of the "White Angels" police unit driving to another location 9. Various of police officer leaving car and walking to the bomb shelter under the near-abandoned and damaged hospital 10. SOUNBITE (Russian) Natalia Zubkova, Krasnohorivka resident, whose house was destroyed by Russian shelling: "I don't think they (Russians) will come. So much time has passed and (Ukrainian forces) hold the line." 11. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Serhiy Zubkov, Krasnohorivka resident, whose house was destroyed by Russian shelling: "Who is waiting for us? And where? And what do we have? We've heard people left and came back. Because they don't have money." Natalia Zubkova: "We needed work. How do you survive without an income? We need work. And I'm not sure we can find work there." 12. Clothes drying 13. Zubkov drinking tea 14. Mid of dog 15. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Valentina Mozgova, the last medic left in the hospital: "I don't understand. Why do they (Russians) shoot at the hospitals, and at our homes? People suffer. Probably they want to force us out of the city, from houses, from the hospital, so we will treat people. I keep wondering. I don't know." 16. Man speaks to a soldier 17. Various of man sitting in shelter 18. Mozgova closes shelter door 19. Wide of the hospital 20. Wide of building windows shattered by an explosion STORYLINE: Despite heavy shelling and the danger of the Russian army advancing, some residents of Krasnohorivka still remain in the frontline city. Some live in their houses. "Why must we leave our homes? Why must I run away? Let them (the Russians) run away," declared Oksana Pokmush. Seven others, whose homes were destroyed, have found shelter in the basement of a near-abandoned hospital. Relying solely on humanitarian aid from the Ukrainian army, police, and volunteers, they hope the war will end soon. And that Ukrainian forces stand firm. "I don't think they (the Russians) will come. So much time has passed and (Ukrainian forces) hold the line," claimed Natalia Zubkova. One medic remains in that Krasnohorivka hospital. And Valentina Mozgova is looking for answers. "I don't understand. Why do they (Russians) shoot at the hospitals, and at our homes? People suffer. Sadly, there is every indication that the people of Ukraine will continue for some yet. =========================================================== Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: [email protected]. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...