Evacuations continue in Lyman in the Donetsk region скачать в хорошем качестве

Evacuations continue in Lyman in the Donetsk region

(1 May 2022) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ++CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: EDIT CONTAINS EXPLETIVE IN SHOT 12++ ASSOCIATED PRESS Lyman - 30 April 2022 1. Mid of van with writing on window reading (Ukrainian): "Evacuation of children" 2. Close of woman seen through van window 3. Various of man helping an elderly woman get into vehicle 4. Mid of elderly woman and others inside vehicle 5. Various of man driving to leave Lyman and evacuate people in van 6. Traveling shot of broken railway bridge, hit by a Russian attack earlier this week 7. Mid of elderly woman inside van and broken railway bridge seen from window 8. Close of elderly woman with her dog 9. Wide of people inside the van being evacuated 10. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Nina Mihaylenko, resident of Lyman: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "The 'liberators' (Russians) have come and have freed us from what, our lives? And now I am an elderly person and I have to run away from home." 11. Mid of people in van 12. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Nina Mihaylenko, resident of Lyman: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "(I was) a teacher of the Russian language and literature. I have been teaching children for 30 years to love Russian literature. And these bastards, what have they done? (while crying)." 13. Close of Galina Kucherenko, resident of Donetsk region, holding the hand of the boy she is in charge of   14. Close of boy looking through window 15. Mid of Kucherenko and boy inside vehicle 16. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Galina Kucherenko, resident of Donetsk region: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "(We are leaving) because I am not quite healthy. I feel sorry for the little one (the boy). It will be good if we survive, they are shelling so heavily. You see, he has only me,  I am his guardian. He has no parents (his parents' death was not related to the war). I am his guardian. " 17. People pushing each other to try and get a bag with food and aid distributed in Lyman 18. Wide of people waiting and others trying to get a bag with aid 19. Mid of Galina and Aleksandre Zuev receiving a bag with aid 20. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Galina Zuev, resident of Lyman: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "I am living not so well. There is a war here, they are shelling all the time. The windows have been smashed in our house. The missiles are in the yards." Aleksandre Zuev, (voice off screen, Russian): "Terrifying missiles are arriving (hitting the Ukrainian territory)." Galina Zuev (Russian): "It is frightening. We have sent our children away and we are still here. (Inaudible question of journalist). Yes, we are concerned about our lives, but we were born here, we have lived our entire lives here." 21. Wide of Zuev leaving and people walking fast to receive aid 22. Close of people carrying bags with aid 23. Wide of women seated outside the building where they live 24. Mid of woman opening a door to show shelter UPSOUND: bang of explosion outside 25. Close of toys inside shelter 26. Wide of toys in the corridor of the shelter 27. Close of light 28. SOUNDBITE (Russian) (no name given), resident of Lyman: "(UPSOUND of explosion before she starts speaking) We feel very bad, we feel very bad. Why should we feel good? There is a war outside. Can it be good?" 29. Various of Nikolay (No last name given) and his wife, Luva, inside the shelter having a hot drink and eating a piece of bread 30. Close of Nikolay cutting bread 31. Wide of Nikolay and his wife inside shelter UPSOUND Nikolay (Ukrainian): "They have been up to something. God damn them. Who needs it (the war)? Why do they need it?" 32. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Nikolay (Non last name given), resident of Lyman: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ ASSOCIATED PRESS STORYLINE: 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...