"The car was wrecked, but no bodies are visible. The Russians realize we’re inside." Evacuating animals from the danger zone.
Outside the gray jeep, the remnants of destroyed houses flash by in the village of Glushkovka, part of the Kupiansk community in the Kharkiv region. The road is littered with fragments of brick, shards of glass, and severed power lines. There’s not a soul in sight; the only sounds are the distant echoes of explosions and incoming fire.
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Together with the volunteers from "Animal Rescue Kharkiv," we are heading to the outskirts of the village to an abandoned farm for the evacuation of horses. The soldier driving us noticed the abandoned animals as he was leaving his position and reached out to the volunteers. Two days prior, they had already rescued one horse. Now, they are going to save two more that are still there.
The area around the farm is empty, gray, and surprisingly quiet. Two horses have huddled in the corner of the barn. After a few minutes, we hear a drone and an impact on one of our vehicles. To see what happened next, watch the video report.