“Marilyn came to us almost by accident. We drove to the village where our dogs were, and someone asked: where do stray dogs come from? We explain: people chuck them out, and then the dogs reproduce. There was a bus stop to the left, and she was at that stop. We pointed out that any day now that dog will give birth. She was thrown out. We stopped to pick her up. After a few hours, she did give birth, and not on the street,” says volunteer Ihor Saiko.
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Hospital wards are being prioritized for DPRK militants, while wounded Russian soldiers are left in worse conditions, according to a Russian nurse during an intercepted phone conversation.
Dec. 19