Military Encounter and Casualties Discussion

Oh, damn it!

How many of you were there?

There were us— since the war started, or where they found me?

Here.

There were four of us: two Azov guys, me, National Guard, and

some volunteer, I don't know who.

Oh!

It came in. There. Two SBU choppers flew by. There.

And three, three p-people: two, two Azov guys—

Were you with him today? You fought with him, right?

I was with Salam. He's, like, an Azov guy.

And there was another Azov guy with him.

And the four— five we took down there. Who were they?

I don't know. There were groups of four, five at each

position holding—

So, there were about 20 people there, or

more?

There were four of us initially. Then the leader got wounded.

Uh, and these—

And who was the leader?

Salem.

And—

Did they take him away?

No, he had a secondary wound. Well, not a full-on injury,

shrapnel. And the second one had a proper injury in

leg.

There. We were in the last house at the crossroads.

From there, we sent this young guy to be evacuated.

The three of us ran to BEKhim.

Look, look. There was a battle yesterday, right?

On this side.

I sat in the basement for two days.

There wasn't a battle yesterday or today, right?

I heard there was bombing.

There was contact with us. We killed a lot of them there.

On what date did you take down the ones with you?

We didn't take them down.

The church. The church, you had wounded there.

Were you near the church?

I wasn't near the church. The tr-tram station?

Yes, the industrial zone.

I understand. I'll tell them now. Now.

A short pole is burning.

There's a PSP there, and there are people,

wounded people there. Well, about people, maybe...

I haven't checked everywhere, but somewhere I saw up to

twenty people, including

guards.

I don't—

They take the wounded there, right?

The wounded and regular people. They're all there.

Can you show me the building they take them to?

Just behind the tram depot. Literally meters away,

Maybe fifty, maybe a hundred.