The White Angels crew, Kostyantynivka police officers, and patrol police officers rescued five children aged 5 to 17 from Mykolaivka under shelling. The children are now with their parents in a safer region of the country.
The situation in frontline Mykolaivka is becoming more dangerous every day. Russian troops are continuously attacking residential areas with bombs and all types of drones.
Due to the shelling, three women with children—boys aged 5, 6, 13, and 17, and a 12-year-old girl—agreed to be evacuated.
"Early in the morning, a bomb hit the house, and not just one. Last week, a car was hit at night and burned to the ground. Luckily, it was empty. The children are constantly at home," say the mothers.
The roads to the city are under enemy fire. To transport the children safely, the police had to use electronic warfare equipment.
"It's very noisy here. We've even forgotten the last time we walked outside, and we really want to play with other children," says 12-year-old Varya. Now she and the other children can breathe freely — volunteers have taken the families to the Zhytomyr region.
Police officers remind parents of their responsibility for the lives and health of their children. If you need help with transportation, call 102.
Based on materials from the Main Directorate of the National Police in Donetsk Oblast