З Краматорської громади «Білі Янголи» евакуювали 16 людей, серед яких – 7 дітей

Police officers, together with volunteers from the Save Ukraine organization, conducted another large-scale evacuation. Residents of Malotaranivka, Bilenki, and some streets of Kramatorsk were evacuated from enemy shelling. Due to the constant deterioration of the security situation, daily airstrikes, and attacks by enemy drones, a forced evacuation of families with children was announced in some areas of Kramatorsk and nearby settlements. “The KABs come very often. You can’t really walk on the streets now, and it’s dangerous to let children out,” says Ms. Olena, a resident of Malotaranivka. Police officers evacuate a woman with two sons, 12 and 14 years old. Three more families and their children are being taken from the village: the oldest is 16 years old, the youngest is 6. The women recall that they went through real hell in the winter, but it’s not getting any easier now. The White Angels’ route then passed through Kramatorsk itself. Here, help was needed by mother Anna and her 8-year-old daughter Sofiyka, who never lets go of her favorite toy, a stuffed goose. “It’s very scary at night. The child is already very scared, twitches even in her sleep, so we decided to leave,” shares Anna. From another address in the city, police officers took an elderly woman who could no longer cope on her own under the shelling. Despite the downpour that began during the mission, the crew set off for the village of Bilenke. There, a 13-year-old boy and his mother were waiting for rescue. All evacuees were taken to a transit shelter. In the future, volunteers will help people get to safer regions of the country. Police officers and volunteers risk their lives every day and seek safe logistical routes with the sole purpose of saving lives.