I'm Arthur Snell. In the first three episodes of this series, we looked at the background

to this conflict. This war that began in 2014 in Crimea and the Donbass.

For putting the annexation of Crimea really was something where he felt he had outfoxed the West.

And then those desperate days last February as the Russians nearly took key.

I think people don't necessarily appreciate how close run it was in the first few hours

and how fortunate we were.

And how Russia wrote terror upon the Ukrainian population.

We saw that our own eyes how the military jets were bombed in the hospitals.

We saw one own eyes how the Russian tanks were all on the street and shooting directly to the residential buildings.

And why are they doing this? Why is it happening?

In those first days last February, the Ukrainians showed that they were going to stand and fight.

I need ammunition, not a ride. President Zelensky said after being offered an evacuation by the Americans.

And so began something almost as unexpected as Ukraine's resilience against the Russian onslaught.

An unprecedented moment of unity and purpose across much of the democratic world determined to support Ukraine in its hour of need.

When this war, this invasion started and I saw news and then all the videos started coming.

Seen this all and also see having this past experiences from Georgia.

My soul, my mind, everything, all the values and morals really pushed me to the point that you got to go.

In Ukraine, actually, we had not far from Bachmuth, a missile had a building and then we ran there and was a residential building.

So at one point a guy was speaking with us from the rubble, he was buried.

So we were trying to dig all the rubble and free the rubble and free him.

And suddenly suddenly in one second the rubble just went down and he stopped talking to us.

So another four hours until the morning we kept digging and then they found his body eventually because he just died in our hands, so to say.

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