Герои Макеевки: мост между городами 2 | Кристина Филиппенко

She started with fifteen people and a few boxes of aid. Today, she has hundreds of volunteers, tens of tons of humanitarian aid, and a bridge of support between Yugra and Makeyevka. Kristina Filippenko is the leader of the "SborKhM" movement, a woman who turned personal pain and anxiety into a major act of help. In this episode of "Heroes of Makeyevka: A Bridge Between Cities 2," we'll see how humanitarian convoys are formed, who is behind their dispatch, and why this has become Kristina's life's work. Cameras will follow the unloading of multi-ton trucks, an orphanage, and meetings with volunteers and those for whom this aid is not just support, but a sign that they are not alone. Her movement emerged after the mobilization began and quickly grew into a powerful volunteer organization that collects equipment, clothing, and technology, sending everything at the direct request of soldiers and civilians. But behind the numbers lies a personal story. How did an ordinary resident of Yugra become one of the symbols of the volunteer movement? And what keeps her returning to Makeyevka again and again? The answer lies in the new episode of "Heroes of Makeyevka: A Bridge Between Cities 2."