Residents in Kherson, a major city which has been captured by Russian troops are in need of food support and medical aid.
Considering the severity of the situation, a resident in the city has opened a volunteer centre to help people with food, water and medicine.
The volunteer says food supplies are insufficient and there are many wounded civilians who need to be taken out of the city for treatment, BBC reports.
According to the man who appeared as a guest on BBC programme, the victims who are in need are not really getting help because the Russians have decided not to allowing the Red Cross to bring medicine and ambulances to help people.
Speaking further, he narrated a little of his past experience which looks similar to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
In his words, “I have already had this experience in Donetsk in 2014 and I came here to Kherson,”
“I think in a couple of years we will have a completely different Ukraine and it will be a completely free Ukraine, not under Russia.”
