"We are watching the Russians until the sparks in our eyes. The machinery will not pass 100%," says a volunteer fighter from the village of Myropillia in Sumy Oblast. The village is located one kilometer from the Russian border, so it suffers from shellings almost every week. Local volunteer fighters admit that there are snipers everywhere from the Russian side, and when the occupiers shell the village with artillery, the Russians from neighboring villages applaud. Watch more about the work of volunteer fighters in the border village in Sumy Oblast in Oleksandr Voloshyn's report.
00:00 - How a village lives a kilometer from the border with Russia
00:29 - How the war began in Sumy Oblast
02:20 - A traitor among volunteer fighters
03:30 - "Slidstvo.Info" journalists got under fire
05:30 - How the Russians shelled the positions of Ukrainian border guards from helicopters
07:55 - The problem of financing voluntary community formations
08:13 - About fear and survival in war
09:25 - About Russian snipers
10:35 - A local talks about how the war has affected him
13:20 - The Russians are increasingly shelling Sumy region
14:25 - How relations between neighboring villages from Ukraine and Russia have changed
16:33 - Soldiers are hiding in a Russian monastery
17:55 - Why the volunteer fighters continue to protect the village
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