Hi, I'm Melissa Malano. And this is Sorry Not Sorry. Hello. Hello everyone and welcome to a special live edition of Sorry Not Sorry.

We are very excited to have you here. We have a few notes before we begin.

First, you will hear a live simultaneous translation for today's episode, so it will feel and sound a little different than our normal

recordings and second remember that we are recording with people in a war zone.

So if there are any disruptions,

whether it be sound or internet or loss of power,

we will move forward the best we can. And finally if time permits we will take a few questions from

our audience and you could leave those questions by clicking the Q&A button which I think is on the bottom of the screen.

And here we go.

In early July, Russia's illegal and immoral bombardment of Akmedit children's hospital in Kyve forced doctors, nurses and hospital administrators

to work to save children while scrambling to save their own.

Today we'll hear from several of those workers who will share their stories

of trying to help children overcome disease and injury in a war zone.

Dr. Philodimir Jovnyir, Anna Isaiva. and

a war zone.

Olea Holobchenko and Ior Kolodka.

We'll also hear from Helen Kowalska, deputy head of the Office of President of Ukraine, who will talk about United

24 and their critical mission in that country.

I'm going to get started with asking some questions.

Again, if it seems like the timing's a little off it's because we're getting

translation in real time. So Vladimir can you just introduce yourself and

tell us what your job is. Good evening.

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