World Central Kitchen feeds Ukraine frontline villages

Описание: (28 Dec 2022)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kupyansk-Vozlovy - 28 December 2022
1. Mid of volunteer taking food from car
2. Close of sandwiches
3. Wide of people in line for humanitarian aid
4. Close of pot of soup
5. Mid of girl looking at volunteer
6. Various of volunteers distributing food
7. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Ruslan Bolsyn, volunteer at World Central Kitchen:
"Here we distribute food, 1,300-1,350 portions for all points every day. Every day more and more people are here."

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kurylivka - 28 December 2022
8. Close of damaged residential building
9. Wide of car with humanitarian aid
10. Man carrying pot of soup
11. Close of pot
12. Various of volunteers distributing food
13. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Vera Andreevna, 75, Kurylivka resident:
"Thanks to these people (volunteers) for going no matter what. They bring us food and we stand. We don't have a car, we don't have a pharmacy, we don't have a nurse, and no one has brought us food even once in 110 days. How can a person live? We have children here; they live in the garage."
14. People taking food
15. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Mykola Protsenko, 62, Kurylivka resident:
"We will survive. And let the boys (Ukrainian soldiers) drive this scum (Russian soldiers) out of our land, the sooner the better. If there is little strength - we will help. Both at the age of 65 and at the age of 70."
16. Mid of woman taking food
17. Various of damaged residential building
18. Wide of woman in dark apartment with a lighter
19. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Valentyna Dybrovska, 69, Kurylivka resident:
"I went out to the kitchen in the morning, as usual to drink coffee, I can’t sleep. And then it hit like hell. I'm in shock, I don't understand what, where, but bricks are falling down. Thank God we were in the kitchen and didn't get caught."
20. Close of Dybrovska
21. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Valentyna Dybrovska, 69, Kurylivka resident:
"No light, no heat, nothing. These are the conditions we live in. Thank God there is gas."
22. Wide of Valentyna Dybrovska sitting with her disabled husband Volodymyr in dark kitchen
23. Close of Dybrovska
24. Various of light in a dark kitchen
STORYLINE:
Humanitarian aid volunteers are delivering food to over a thousand residents of frontline villages in Ukraine.

Residents of the village of Kurylivka have been living without heating, electricity, water and communication for four months.

The village is located 15 kilometers from the frontline where fierce battles are taking place.

Explosions and the whistling sounds of incoming ordnance are constantly heard.

Despite the shelling, World Central Kitchen volunteers feed residents with hot lunches every day.

About a week ago, a rocket flew into the home of the Dubrovsky family, causing the roof to collapse into their apartment.

69-year-old Valentina lives there with her 70-year-old husband Volodymyr, whose leg was amputated a year ago.

They miraculously survived, but they decided to leave their home because it was impossible to live in such conditions, they said.

"No light, no heat, nothing. These are the conditions we live in", Dybrovska said.

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