Emergency Response to Disturbance

Do you have a phone? Take the phone.

It's his phone.

He's alive, he's just—

Well, he just got scared.

He, uh... it's all right.

Where's this from?

From Dairy Gardens.

Did you come with someone, or on your own?

Well, some guys came.

You came with some guys. Are there any guys with you?

They went that way.

So, how old are you?

Fourteen.

Fourteen years old. Do you have a phone?

I'm checking.

Come on, call someone.

It doesn't work.

Oh, it works just fine. And they say it doesn't.

Here's the sister, this is the sister, this is the sister. Hello!

Just please don't shout. Let's have some quiet. You've yelled enough. That's enough.

Here.

What should I say?

What do you mean, what should you say? What— What do you want me to say?

His sister called.

Well, great. Bring it here.

Here, Mom. Take it.

Hello!

It's dead. Leave a message.

All right. Greetings.

Your brother is sitting here in front of me, wrapped in a blanket.

Basically, he's fine, except he looks like crap. Otherwise, he's fine.

Can anyone pick him up?

So, come over here. Right now, your brother's phone is on

the charger, so he'll be reachable. When you get here, we'll

get him out somehow.

Wait a second.

Vova, grab some guy.

Wait. Copy down this phone number, get in touch with him, and warn

the subordinates. We'll talk to you in a second.

There's nobody here.

What do you mean, nobody's here? Have you fucking lost your minds? Look at what's going on.

Can I take a picture with you?

I thought you'd say I didn't have to take a picture.

Vasily Alekseyevich, actually, you live in Luchansk, according to me.

Remember?

I'm just telling you about the situation that came up in Privod, here,

in this

だけに. I'm showing you a video now, one that was forwarded to me from this—

Look, you don't have to waste your time.

Physically, I can't.

Well, the whole country.

But the situation is basically this.

Is he the only one who was specifically injured like that?

He himself, specifically.

That doesn't matter.

Just one, yes.

Let's not influence any operation or anything right now.

Just

who are you with?

I'm just here to help him.

Again.

I'm here with the crowd, because no one wants to come with me.

You're with the crowd. Then come over here. We'll do what's required.

Did you get your sister's phone number?

Two hundred thirty-eight.

Eight of the wounded. My colleagues will help you now,

they'll take you

to your girlfriend's and take you home together.

This isn't a place for a fourteen-year-old boy.

Anyone else here from the public?

Good. Well, here we are.

No, but you're medics, that's different. Is anyone here from...?

We're a community organization.

I had a shoulder here that—

Is there anyone else there who could come here, so that it would be—

Watch now.

But there are tons of people there.

I can't take someone. Let me go.

Then you say we're beating someone up.

Of course,

you can.

I understand, but she's in shock.

Do you understand that I came here from Luhansk?

Tell them that you—

I understand, but I do understand.

We're loosening it now.

I went out and calmed everyone down. I went out with everyone.

Loosen it.

Yes.

Let's calmly go out to the people. I'll be with you now.

I'm sorry.

Just tell me.

I will. Let's go.

Come on.