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砲撃が激化しているため、ルハンスクの住民に避難が呼びかけられている=ウクライナ
Residents of Lysychansk, a city in Luhansk Oblast, were ordered to evacuate as Russian troops surrounded and extensively shelled the city on June 15. "Evacuation is extremely difficult, because the shelling does not subside," said Luhansk Gov Serhiy Haidai in a Telegram post. This footage, recorded by Current Time/RFE/RL, shows two journalists interviewing residents and urging them to evacuate for their own safety. But many could not be convinced to leave and gave their own reasons for choosing to stay. "I won't risk taking my children somewhere else. They have had enough," said a mother as shelling was heard in the background. Credit: Current Time/RFE/RL via Storyful ( Original Title: Luhansk Residents Urged to Evacuate as Shelling Intensifies )
日付:2022年6月15日
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RM 191244279
砲撃が続くウクライナのセベロドネツク市から避難しようと準備する市民たち
LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE - JUNE 15, 2022: Civilians prepare to evacuate from the embattled city of Severodonetsk. For the time being, constant shellfire from Ukrainian troops makes it difficult to evacuate people from the Azot chemical plant. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic for help. Alexander Reka/TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO COMMERCIAL USE. NO ADVERTISING ( Original Title: Ukrainian city of Severodonetsk )
日付:2022年6月15日
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RM 191104867
ウクライナ国家警察が公開した映像 ロシアの砲撃が続くリュシヤンスク地区でルガンスク第1大隊の戦闘員が住民を避難させる
Soldiers helped rescue residents in Pryvillya in the Lysychansk area of Ukraine, as Russian forces attacked the small city, footage posted on Monday, June 13 showed. The video released by the National Police of Ukraine is described as showing fighters from the Lugansk-1 battalion evacuating residents as explosions from ongoing shelling are heard in the distance. According to Serhiy Haidai, the Luhansk Regional State Administrator, a total of 32 people were evacuated from the Luhansk region. According to details in the Facebook post, officers had to return three times to evacuate everyone from the area. Credit: National Police of Ukraine via Storyful ( Original Title: Soldiers Rescue Residents From Ongoing Shelling in Lysychansk )
日付:2022年6月13日
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RM 190290603
ウクライナ・ルハンスク州リシヤンスク 避難している市民に人道的支援を届ける警察
Police delivered humanitarian aid to civilians sheltering from the war in Lysychansk, in the Luhansk region of Ukraine. A video released by the Luhansk Police force on June 3 showed men in uniforms with the insigna of the Ukrainian Special Police Battalion delivering food to civilians in apartments and outside buildings with signs labelled "asylum." In a comment accompanying the post, the police force said: "In Luhansk region, police do not stop their humanitarian mission. Every day, Luhansk Oblast police deliver food kits and fresh bread to residents of remote areas and Lysychansk bomb shelters," according to a machine translation. Luhansk police said many people remained in the city, including children and the elderly, "so the police travel to the city several times a day with humanitarian aid." Russian forces have been advancing towards Lysychansk, near Sievierodonetsk. Credit: Luhansk Region Police via Storyful ( Original Title: Luhansk Police Deliver Humanitarian Aid to Civilians )
日付:2022年6月3日
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RM 189244945
ルガンスク州の製油所から黒煙が、州知事はロシア軍の砲撃を避難
Smoke rose from an oil refinery outside Lysichansk, Luhansk Oblast, as the regional governor said on May 24 that Russian shelling had targeted the area. Luhansk Governor Serhiy Haidai posted a video showing thick smoke pouring from the Lysichansk refinery, saying that Russian forces were targeting the Lysichansk-Bakhmut route, and had shelled the area "systematically." Haidai said the Russians were also trying to surround the Lysichansk and Severodonetsk bridges to further isolate the area. Ukrainian forces repelled more than 16 Russian attacks in the last 24 hours, he said. Credit: Serhiy Haidai via Storyful ( Original Title: Smoke Rises From Luhansk Oil Refinery as Governor Blames Russian Shelling )
日付:2022年5月24日
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RM 188831251
ウクライナ東部セベロドネツク 多くの子供たちが避難していた学校が空爆の標的になり別の場所に避難させるウクライナ兵士
A school in Severodonetsk, eastern Ukraine, where 200 civilians were sheltering was targeted by an airstrike. Footage supplied by the Ukrainian government shows soldiers helping to transfer civilians to another shelter. According to Sergey Haidai, governor of Luhansk Oblast, more than 200 people were in the shelter, most of them being children. He also stated that at least three people were killed in the attack. ( Original Title: School in eastern Ukraine where 200 civilians were sheltering targeted by airstrike )
日付:2022年5月20日
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RM 188497375
マリウポリの製鉄所から負傷したウクライナ軍が避難
Drone footage released on Tuesday, May 17, showed military personnel leaving the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, according to an official from the Donetsk People's Republic (DNR), one of the Kremlin's two proxy governments in east Ukraine. The footage, posted by the commander of the Vostok Battalion of the People's Militia of the DNR, Alexander Khodakovsky, shows a number of people walking along a road near the Azovstal plant carrying people on stretchers. The location is close to where further footage, verified by Storyful, showed injured Ukrainian troops being searched and treated. The Ukrainian defense ministry said on May 16 that 264 people were evacuated through a humanitarian corridor, at least 53 of whom were said to be seriously injured military personnel. The evacuees were moved to Russian-occupied Novoazovsk and Olenivka in Donetsk Oblast, according to Ukraine's Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Malyar. Malyar said an exchange for the evacuees would take place. Efforts to evacuate remaining troops continued on May 17, Malyar said. The Azovstal plant had become the last stronghold of Ukrainian troops in Mariupol after most of the city came under the control of the Russian military. Credit: Alexander Khodakovsky via Storyful ( Original Title: Drone Footage Shows Injured Ukrainian Troops Evacuated From Mariupol Steel Plant )
日付:2022年5月17日
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RM 189576280
製鉄所から負傷兵などが避難 アゾフ連隊は戦闘任務を達成
Title:Ukraine Azovstal Convoy Convoy of buses seen leaving Azovstal plant Several buses accompanied by Russian military vehicles were seen pulling away from the Azovstal steel mill in Mariupol after nightfall on Monday. It was unclear who was on board, but the Russian Defence Ministry had announced an agreement for the wounded to leave the steelworks for treatment in a town held by pro-Moscow separatists. Scores of wounded Ukrainian troops were trapped in the bombed remains of the giant steel plant, the last stronghold of resistance in the port city of Mariupol.
日付:2022年5月16日
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RM 189576261
最後の民間人が退避を完了 アゾフスタル製鉄所包囲戦
Title:Ukraine Mariupol Evacuation Last civilians evacuated from Ukrainian steel mill The last women, children and older adults have been evacuated from the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, according to Ukrainian officials. They boarded buses on Saturday and were taken to a temporary camp in the settlement of Bezimenne, near the border with Russia. The evacuees were expected to head to the southern Ukrainian city of Zaporozhnia afterwards. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that work would continue on Sunday on securing humanitarian corridors for residents of Mariupol and surrounding towns to leave.
日付:2022年5月7日
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RM 187672723
数十人が避難するルハンスクの学校がロシア軍に爆撃されたとウクライナ当局が発表(写真構成)
Ukrainian officials in the eastern Luhansk region said a Russian strike on May 7 hit a school in the village of Bilohorivka, in which about 90 people were sheltering. At least 30 people were rescued from the rubble, according to the head of the Luhansk Regional State Administration, Sergey Gaidai, who said that nearly all remaining residents of the village were hiding in the school at the time. The State Emergency Service (SES) said two bodies were recovered from the debris before search operations were suspended. They were due to continue on Sunday, the SES said. Credit: Luhansk Regional Administration via Storyful ( Original Title: Luhansk School Sheltering Dozens Bombed by Russian Forces, Officials Say )
日付:2022年5月7日
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RM 187395070
ウクライナ・ドネツク州の警察 砲撃の報告を受け住民を避難させる
Police in Ukraine's Donetsk region evacuated residents from the city of Lyman on May 2, amid reports of shelling. Footage captured by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) shows scenes of the rescue operation underway as RFE/RL correspondent Levko Stek accompanied police and spoke to the residents. Regional governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said on Telegram on May 1 that four civilians were killed in Russian shelling attacks on Lyman. Kyrylenko also said the Donetsk region reached its highest daily death toll in a month on May 3, with 21 civilians killed in Russian attacks. Credit: RFE/RL via Storyful ( Original Title: Residents Evacuated From Donetsk Amid Shelling )
日付:2022年5月2日
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RM 187242194
マリウポリの住民をベジメンノエ村に避難させる
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - MAY 1, 2022: Servicemen and evacuated Mariupol residents at a temporary accommodation facility in the village of Bezymennoye that came under the control of the Donetsk People's Republic. On April 30, 277 civilians were evacuated from Mariupol to Bezymennoye, and another 40 on May 1. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic for help. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS THIS VIDEO WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY ON 2 MAY 2022. EDITORIAL USE ONLY ( Original Title: Evacuation of Mariupol residents to Bezymennoye village )
日付:2022年5月1日
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RM 186294251
ウクライナの都市イジュムからの避難民 ロシア・ベルゴロドに到着
BELGOROD, RUSSIA - APRIL 20, 2022: Evacuees from the Ukrainian city of Izyum are seen at the Virazh temporary accommodation facility in Russia?s city of Belgorod. The facility has the capacity to host 720 people. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk and the Lugansk People's Republics. Yevgeny Silantyev/TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY; NO COMMERCIAL USE; NO ADVERTISING ( Original Title: Evacuees from Ukrainian city of Izyum arrive in Belgorod, Russia )
日付:2022年4月20日
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RM 186310211
マリウポリからの避難は失敗に終わったとウクライナ当局が発表 長蛇の列の避難バスの様子
Authorities said an organized evacuation from Mariupol on April 20 did not go as planned, with only a limited number of buses able to reach the city, as fighters continued to hold out against Russian forces at a giant steel plant. "People of course gathered at the agreed meeting points, but few of them got onto the buses," Donetsk regional governor Pavlo Kyrlenko told Reuters. Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk blamed Russia for the failed operation, citing a failure to control "their own military on the ground." Vereshchuk said Ukrainian authorities would try again on Thursday. Footage posted by the Mariupol City Council on Telegram showed a line of buses lined up in Orikhiv, along the route from Mariupol to Zaporizhzhia, according to officials. Credit: Mariupol City Council via Storyful ( Original Title: Evacuations in Mariupol Fail as Fighting Continues, Officials Say )
日付:2022年4月20日
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RM 186303429
ドネツク州ベジメンノイエ村でDPRの支配下に置かれた仮設宿泊施設で過ごす避難民たち
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - APRIL 20, 2022: A temporary accommodation facility for civilians evacuated from Ukraine in the village of Bezymennoye. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk and the Lugansk People's Republics. Valentin Sprinchak/TASS ( Original Title: Civilians evacuated from Ukraine in Bezymennoye village taken under control of DPR )
日付:2022年4月20日
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RM 186223468
ウクライナ海兵隊司令官がSNSにビデオメッセージを投稿 マリウポリの製鉄所に避難している女性や子どもたちを第三国に避難させるよう最後の嘆願
The commander of a marine unit made a last-ditch plea for Ukrainian women and children sheltering in the Azovstal steel plant to be evacuated to a third country as the Russian deadline to surrender Mariupol loomed. Major Serhiy Volyna, commander of the 36th Separate Marine Brigade, posted a video message to Facebook on April 20, pleading for the military personnel and civilians to be extracted to a third country. "This is our appeal to the world … we are probably facing our last days, if not hours," Volyna said, according to a translation posted with the video. Volyna said Ukrainian forces were outnumbered 10 to one by the Russians, and were only defending the steel plant. Unverified video of women and children said to be in bunkers beneath the Azovstal plant in Mariupol has circulated in recent days. Volyna said there were more than 500 wounded people and "hundreds" of civilians sheltering in the building. Moscow has given the Ukrainian forces several deadlines to surrender the plant and leave without their weapons. The latest was set to expire at 2 p.m. Moscow time (11 a.m. GMT) on April 20. "We appeal to all word leaders to help us," and extract the marines and civilians to a third-party state, he said. Volyna tagged US President Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the Facebook post. The commander previously appealed to Pope Francis to help evacuate civilians from Azovstal. Credit: Serhiy Volyna via Storyful ( Original Title: Ukrainian Marine Commander Makes Last-Ditch Plea for Evacuation From Mariupol )
日付:2022年4月20日
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RM 186125606
ウクライナ・ドネツク州 仮設宿泊施設に滞在する避難民
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - APRIL 18, 2022: Evacuees stay at a temporary accommodation facility in the village of Nikolske (Volodarske). With tension escalating in Donbass in February, the Russian Armed Forces launched a special military operation in Ukraine in response to appeals for help from the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. Sergei Bobylev/TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY; NO COMMERCIAL USE; NO ADVERTISING ( Original Title: Temporary accommodation facility for evacuees in Donetsk Region, Ukraine )
日付:2022年4月18日
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RM 186115780
ウクライナ・ルガンスク地方スタロビスク市の避難者用仮設宿泊施設
LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE - APRIL 18, 2022: Evacuees stay at a temporary accommodation facility set up at a local school in Starobilsk. With tension escalating in Donbass in February, the Russian Armed Forces launched a special military operation in Ukraine in response to appeals for help from the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS ( Original Title: Temporary accommodation facility for evacuees in Ukrainian city of Starobilsk )
日付:2022年4月18日
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RM 186056002
支援物資を受け取り、シェルターで生活するルビージュネ市の人たち=ウクライナ
LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE - APRIL 17, 2022: Civilians receive humanitarian aid and stay in bomb shelters in the city of Rubizhne. With tension escalating in Donbass in February, the Russian Armed Forces launched a special military operation in Ukraine in response to appeals for help from the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS ( Original Title: Ukrainian city of Rubizhne )
日付:2022年4月17日
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RM 185951276
ゴーストタウンと化したウクライナ東部マリンカの街の様子
This Ukrainian town in the Donetsk region was deserted on Thursday (April 14) as Russia shifted its offensive to eastern and southern regions. Marinka, a town which lies 30 km west of the separatist stronghold of Donetsk and remains under the control of Ukrainian troops, has seen heavy shelling since Russia launched its assault Ukraine on February 24. A ragged Ukrainian national flag fluttered on an administrative building with blown out windows. Debris littered the streets and craters from shells could be seen. Local authorities had called on local residents to evacuate from the area amid threats of intensified shelling. Ukrainian Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Malyar said on Thursday Russia was massing troops not only along the Russia-Ukraine border, but also in Belarus and Moldova's breakaway Transdniestria region. Moldova's government separately accused Russia's army of trying to recruit Moldovans. Moscow's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Authorities in Transdniestria, which borders southern Ukraine, on Monday denied Russia was preparing forces there to threaten Ukraine. The Kharkiv, Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions in the country's east were being hit by missile strikes, Malyar said. (Production: Serhii Nuzhnenko, Margaryta Chornokondratenko) ( Original Title: Inside the ghost town on the frontline in eastern Ukraine ) ( Caption: 1820WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_MARINKA_O_ )
日付:2022年4月14日
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RM 185910336
ドネツクから避難した若きサッカー選手たちがロシアのエカテリンブルグで練習
YEKATERINBURG, RUSSIA - APRIL 14, 2022: Football players practice during a training session at the Lokomotiv sports complex. More than 30 young athletes from Donbass have arrived in the Sverdlovsk Region as part of cooperation between Russia and the Lugansk People's Republic and the Donetsk People's Republic. A programme of sports and cultural events has been organised for them. Donat Sorokin/TASS ( Original Title: Donetsk football players practice in Yekaterinburg )
日付:2022年4月14日
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RM 185952390
ウクライナ南部ザポリージャの避難所でアニマルセラピー活動を行う団体
Yevsei, a black and white spaniel, waits patiently as kids gather around to pet him every day as part of a dog therapy session in eastern Ukraine, where canines help children adjust to life after war. It is one of the twenty-eight dogs at a humanitarian aid centre in Zaporizhzhia, where children draw, sing nursery rhymes, play with dogs and receive psychological support. "The child's psyche is very vulnerable to the war going on right now. They are worried because of it. Some children are very scared," a volunteer at the centre Olga Pivtoratska told Reuters. "We help them to adapt to the fact that it is quiet here in Zaporizhzhia, that there are no explosions, nothing to remind them of what they went through." Thousands of displaced Ukrainians have been arriving at the Zaporizhzhia region after fleeing the raging fighting in Eastern Ukraine. Some 2,671 civilians had been evacuated from front line areas on Tuesday (April 12), including 208 residents of Mariupol, 328 people from the Luhansk region and 2,135 from various cities and towns in the Zaporizhzhia region, according to the latest numbers released by the Ukrainian Prime Ministry. As the children healed their physiological wounds with Yevsei, another dog, Maylo who is usually afraid of the short trip to the vet, has arrived at the same humanitarian centre after travelling hundreds of kilometres from eastern Ukraine to flee bombardment. His 20-year-old owner Daniil Savchenko, said the trip lasted seven hours. "So, we came with my mother from Berdiansk. Actually, right now there are Russian soldiers all around the city. We are quite afraid of it. I would actually go (join) to the army if not my mom because I don't want to let her live without me," he said. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has killed thousands and displaced millions. Moscow calls its actions a "special military operation" aimed at destroying Ukraine's military capabilities and capturing so-called "dangerous nationalists", but Ukraine and the West say Russia launched an unprovoked war of aggression. On Thursday (April 14), Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said nine humanitarian corridors had been agreed upon, to evacuate civilians, including by private cars from the besieged city of Mariupol. Other evacuation routes are from Berdiansk, Tokmak and Enerhodar, and ones in the eastern Luhansk region will operate if occupying Russian forces stop their shelling, Vereshchuk added in a statement. (Production: Issam Abdallah) ( Original Title: Dog therapy touches hearts of displaced children fleeing fighting in Eastern Ukraine ) ( Caption: 1544LI-UKRAINE-CRISIS_ZAPORIZHZHIA_CHILDREN_O_ )
日付:2022年4月14日
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RM 185952391
ウクライナ南部ザポリージャの避難所で子どもたちに歌とダンスを教えるボランティア
Yevsei, a black and white spaniel, waits patiently as kids gather around to pet him every day as part of a dog therapy session in eastern Ukraine, where canines help children adjust to life after war. It is one of the twenty-eight dogs at a humanitarian aid centre in Zaporizhzhia, where children draw, sing nursery rhymes, play with dogs and receive psychological support. "The child's psyche is very vulnerable to the war going on right now. They are worried because of it. Some children are very scared," a volunteer at the centre Olga Pivtoratska told Reuters. "We help them to adapt to the fact that it is quiet here in Zaporizhzhia, that there are no explosions, nothing to remind them of what they went through." Thousands of displaced Ukrainians have been arriving at the Zaporizhzhia region after fleeing the raging fighting in Eastern Ukraine. Some 2,671 civilians had been evacuated from front line areas on Tuesday (April 12), including 208 residents of Mariupol, 328 people from the Luhansk region and 2,135 from various cities and towns in the Zaporizhzhia region, according to the latest numbers released by the Ukrainian Prime Ministry. As the children healed their physiological wounds with Yevsei, another dog, Maylo who is usually afraid of the short trip to the vet, has arrived at the same humanitarian centre after travelling hundreds of kilometres from eastern Ukraine to flee bombardment. His 20-year-old owner Daniil Savchenko, said the trip lasted seven hours. "So, we came with my mother from Berdiansk. Actually, right now there are Russian soldiers all around the city. We are quite afraid of it. I would actually go (join) to the army if not my mom because I don't want to let her live without me," he said. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has killed thousands and displaced millions. Moscow calls its actions a "special military operation" aimed at destroying Ukraine's military capabilities and capturing so-called "dangerous nationalists", but Ukraine and the West say Russia launched an unprovoked war of aggression. On Thursday (April 14), Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said nine humanitarian corridors had been agreed upon, to evacuate civilians, including by private cars from the besieged city of Mariupol. Other evacuation routes are from Berdiansk, Tokmak and Enerhodar, and ones in the eastern Luhansk region will operate if occupying Russian forces stop their shelling, Vereshchuk added in a statement. (Production: Issam Abdallah) ( Original Title: Dog therapy touches hearts of displaced children fleeing fighting in Eastern Ukraine ) ( Caption: 1544LI-UKRAINE-CRISIS_ZAPORIZHZHIA_CHILDREN_O_ )
日付:2022年4月14日
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RM 185777326
ルハンスク州の警察 ウクライナ国内に避難する住民らをサポート
Police in eastern Ukraine's Luhansk region drove residents to buses in order to evacuate the city on April 13, despite recent Russian attacks on railway stations and infrastructure. This video was posted by the Luhansk Regional Patrol Police with the caption, "We continue to help the residents of Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk to get to the evacuation buses. The evacuation train is expected to depart from Novozolotarivka station at 2 pm." Earlier on April 13, Alexander Kamyshin, the head of Ukrainian Railways, said a rail line in an unspecified part of central Ukraine had been bombed, forcing a delay. No one was injured, he said. Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk later said that humanitarian corridors from Luhansk and Donetsk Oblasts were canceled due to constant Russian attacks. Ukrainian Railways said on April 9 that Novozolotarivka station would continue to be used for evacuations after the deadly attack on the Kramatorsk train station the previous day. Credit: Luhansk Regional Patrol Police via Storyful ( Original Title: Police Help Luhansk Residents Trying to Evacuate )
日付:2022年4月13日
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RM 185952392
ウクライナ南部ザポリージャの避難所で犬と触れ合う子どもたち
Yevsei, a black and white spaniel, waits patiently as kids gather around to pet him every day as part of a dog therapy session in eastern Ukraine, where canines help children adjust to life after war. It is one of the twenty-eight dogs at a humanitarian aid centre in Zaporizhzhia, where children draw, sing nursery rhymes, play with dogs and receive psychological support. "The child's psyche is very vulnerable to the war going on right now. They are worried because of it. Some children are very scared," a volunteer at the centre Olga Pivtoratska told Reuters. "We help them to adapt to the fact that it is quiet here in Zaporizhzhia, that there are no explosions, nothing to remind them of what they went through." Thousands of displaced Ukrainians have been arriving at the Zaporizhzhia region after fleeing the raging fighting in Eastern Ukraine. Some 2,671 civilians had been evacuated from front line areas on Tuesday (April 12), including 208 residents of Mariupol, 328 people from the Luhansk region and 2,135 from various cities and towns in the Zaporizhzhia region, according to the latest numbers released by the Ukrainian Prime Ministry. As the children healed their physiological wounds with Yevsei, another dog, Maylo who is usually afraid of the short trip to the vet, has arrived at the same humanitarian centre after travelling hundreds of kilometres from eastern Ukraine to flee bombardment. His 20-year-old owner Daniil Savchenko, said the trip lasted seven hours. "So, we came with my mother from Berdiansk. Actually, right now there are Russian soldiers all around the city. We are quite afraid of it. I would actually go (join) to the army if not my mom because I don't want to let her live without me," he said. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has killed thousands and displaced millions. Moscow calls its actions a "special military operation" aimed at destroying Ukraine's military capabilities and capturing so-called "dangerous nationalists", but Ukraine and the West say Russia launched an unprovoked war of aggression. On Thursday (April 14), Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said nine humanitarian corridors had been agreed upon, to evacuate civilians, including by private cars from the besieged city of Mariupol. Other evacuation routes are from Berdiansk, Tokmak and Enerhodar, and ones in the eastern Luhansk region will operate if occupying Russian forces stop their shelling, Vereshchuk added in a statement. (Production: Issam Abdallah) ( Original Title: Dog therapy touches hearts of displaced children fleeing fighting in Eastern Ukraine ) ( Caption: 1544LI-UKRAINE-CRISIS_ZAPORIZHZHIA_CHILDREN_O_ )
日付:2022年4月13日
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RM 185768128
ロシア・エカテリンブルク ドンバス地方から避難した若きバレーボール選手らが練習に励む
YEKATERINBURG, RUSSIA - APRIL 12-13, 2022: Students of Donetsk's Sergei Bubka School of Olympic Reserve practice during a volleyball training session at Olympic Reserve School No 1. More than 30 young athletes from Donbass have arrived in the Sverdlovsk Region as part of cooperation between Russia and the Lugansk People's Republic and the Donetsk People's Republic. A programme of sports and cultural events has been organised for them. Donat Sorokin/TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO COMMERCIAL USE. NO ADVERTISING ( Original Title: Donetsk volleyball players train in Yekaterinburg )
日付:2022年4月12日
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RM 185698341
ロシア・エカテリンブルクでボクシングのトレーニングに励むドンバスから避難してきた若きアスリートたち
YEKATERINBURG, RUSSIA - APRIL 12, 2022: Young athletes attend a boxing training session at School of Olympic Reserve No.1. More than 30 young athletes from Donbass have arrived in the Sverdlovsk Region as part of cooperation between Russia and the Lugansk People's Republic and the Donetsk People's Republic. A programme of sports and cultural events has been organised for them. Donat Sorokin/TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY; NO COMMERCIAL USE; NO ADVERTISING ( Original Title: Donbass athletes in training in Yekaterinburg, Russia )
日付:2022年4月12日
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RM 185783102
ウクライナ東部ドネツク州のスラビャンスク経由で国内の安全な地域に避難する人々
Residents in Ukraine's eastern city of Sloviansk boarded trains to safety on Monday (April 11). Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday thousands of Russian troops were massing for a new offensive in the east, and Russia said it would not halt its military operation in Ukraine for any further peace talks. Calls by Ukrainian officials for civilians to flee gained more urgency after a missile strike hit a train station on Friday (April 8) in the city of Kramatorsk, in the Donetsk region, that was full of people trying to leave, resulting in at least 57 victims. Donetsk region governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said on Sunday (April 10) 109 people were wounded in the attack, which Ukraine has blamed on Russia. Moscow has denied responsibility, saying the missile was Ukrainian. The invasion - which Russia calls a "special military operation" - has left a trail of death and destruction that has drawn condemnation from Western countries and triggered concern about Russian President Vladimir Putin's broader ambitions. About a quarter of Ukraine's 44 million population have been forced from their homes, cities turned into rubble, and thousands of people have been killed or injured - many of them civilians. (Production: Hamuda Hassan, Cristiano Corvino, Fabiano Franchitti) ( Original Title: Residents board trains to safety, fleeing eastern Ukraine ) ( Caption: 1035WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_SLOVIANSK_O_ )
日付:2022年4月11日
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RM 185634999
ドネツク人民共和国の村に避難したウクライナ人のための仮設宿泊所で送る生活の様子
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - APRIL 11, 2022: People are seen in a temporary accommodation facility for evacuated Ukrainian civilians in the village of Bezymennoye. The Russian Armed Forces are conducting a special military operation in Ukraine. Sergei Bobylev/TASS ( Original Title: Ukrainian evacuees in Donetsk Region )
日付:2022年4月11日
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RM 185551306
ドネツク州マリウポリ 民間人の避難/街中を走行する人民軍
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - APRIL 10, 2022: Evacuation of civilians in the city of Mariupol. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine. Sergei Bobylev/TASS ( Original Title: Situation in Ukrainian city of Mariupol )
日付:2022年4月10日
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RM 185433307
ロシア軍とDPR人民民兵の軍人 マリウポリから住民を避難させる
MARIUPOL, UKRAINE - APRIL 9, 2022: Servicemen of the Russian Armed Forces and DPR People's Militia evacuate residents of Mariupol's Livoberezhnyi District. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS THIS VIDEO WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY ON APRIL 9, 2022. EDITORIAL USE ONLY ( Original Title: Evacuation of civilians from Mariupol )
日付:2022年4月9日
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RM 185359606
ロシア軍人はウクライナ・ヘルソン州から民間人を避難させる
KHERSON, UKRAINE ? APRIL 8, 2022: Russian servicemen evacuate civilians. Russian servicemen have ensured safe evacuation of 188 citizens of Russia and foreign countries from the Kherson Region. Since the start of a special military operation, Russian servicemen have evacuated over 600 foreign citizens from the Kherson Region to Crimea. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS THIS VIDEO WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY ON 8 APRIL 2022. EDITORIAL USE ONLY ( Original Title: Evacuating citizens of Russia and foreign countries from Kherson Region )
日付:2022年4月8日
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RM 185360114
ロシア軍人はウクライナ・ヘルソン州から民間人を避難させる
KHERSON REGION, UKRAINE ? APRIL 8, 2022: Civilians evacuated to Bilozerka and Kherson. Over 3 days Russian servicemen evacuated over 300 civilians from the settlements of Aleksandrovka and Stanislav, they were given humanitarian aid. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic for help. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS THIS VIDEO WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY ON 8 APRIL 2022. EDITORIAL USE ONLY ( Original Title: Kherson Region civilians evacuated )
日付:2022年4月8日
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RM 185246633
ロシアの空爆が続くウクライナのドネツク地域 ウクライナ軍が障害者の少年を安全な場所に避難させている様子
Authorities continued rescue and evacuation efforts in the Donetsk region of Ukraine on Wednesday, April 6, following further Russian attacks in the area, according to Ukrainian officials. The footage, released by Donetsk Region Police, shows damage to civilian infrastructure, including a school, in Vugledar, a village in the Donetsk region, and Ukrainian forces evacuating a disabled boy to safety. According to the official report, information on the number of victims and destruction was being clarified but preliminary data indicated that the attack killed four people and wounded four more. Credit: Donetsk Region Police via Storyful ( Original Title: Disabled Boy Evacuated From Donetsk Village Amid Continued Russian Strikes, Officials Say )
日付:2022年4月6日
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RM 184919385
ルガンスク州スタロベルスクの学校で避難生活を送る人々
STAROBELSK, UKRAINE - APRIL 2, 2022: People in a temporary accommodation facility for evacuees set up in a school in Starobelsk, Lugansk Region. The Russian Armed Forces are conducting a special military operation in Ukraine. Gavriil Grigorov/TASS ( Original Title: Temporary accommodation for evacuees in Lugansk Region )
日付:2022年4月2日
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RM 184880470
ドンバスからの避難民を乗せた列車がロシアのカザンに到着
KAZAN, RUSSIA - APRIL 2, 2022: A train carrying evacuees from Donbass arrives at Kazan 1 railway station. With tension escalating in Donbass in February, the Russian Armed Forces launched a special military operation in Ukraine in response to appeals for help from the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. With tension escalating in Donbass in February, the Russian Armed Forces launched a special military operation in Ukraine in response to appeals for help from the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. Yegor Aleyev/TASS ( Original Title: Donbass evacuees arrive in Kazan, Russia )
日付:2022年4月2日
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RM 184780028
ルガンスク州ルベジノエ市からの避難を前に学校に集合する民間人
LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE ? MARCH 31, 2022: Civilians gather in a secondary school before the evacuation from the city of Rubezhnoye. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine. Gavriil Grigorov/TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY; NO COMMERCIAL USE; NO ADVERTISING ( Original Title: Evacuation of civilians in Lugansk Region )
日付:2022年3月31日
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RM 184704592
ドネツクからロシアのロストフ・オン・ドン州で避難生活を送る人々
ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA - MARCH 30, 2022: Children evacuated from Donetsk find temporary accommodation in the gym hall of a local sports school in Bataysk, 15km southeast of Rostov-on-Don. Tensions started heating up in Donbass on February 17, with the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics reporting the most intense shellfire from Ukraine in months. Early on February 24, President Putin announced the start of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in response to appeals for help from the leaders of both republics. Erik Romanenko/TASS EDITORIAL USE ONLY; NO COMMERCIAL USE; NO ADVERTISING ( Original Title: Residents evacuated from Donetsk to Russia's Rostov-on-Don Region )
日付:2022年3月30日
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RM 184613927
ウクライナ、ドネツク州 避難民のための仮設宿泊施設
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - MARCH 29, 2022: People are seen at a camp set up for evacuees in the village of Bezymennoye. Tensions started heating up in Donbass in February 2022. The Russian Armed Forces conduct a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Mikhail Tereshchenko/TASS ( Original Title: Temporary accommodation facility for evacuees in Donetsk Region, Ukraine )
日付:2022年3月29日
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RM 184566481
ウクライナ人とトルコ人をへルソン州から避難させるロシア軍
KHERSON REGION, UKRAINE ? MARCH 29, 2022: Servicemen of Russia?s Southern Military District have evacuated safely 138 Turkish and 10 Ukrainian citizens from the territory of Kherson Region. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS THIS VIDEO WAS PROVIDED 29 March 2022 BY A THIRD PARTY. EDITORIAL USE ONLY ( Original Title: Russian army ensures evacuation of 148 Turkish and Ukrainian citizens from Kherson Region )
日付:2022年3月29日
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RM 185302939
ウクライナの子どもたちが抱えるトラウマに向き合う避難先ギリシャの心理学者
Drawings in a makeshift classroom in Athens tell the story of Ukraine children who escaped conflict - tanks, bombs, burning buildings, and bodies on the ground. In a small apartment that now functions as a school and haven for dozens of young Ukrainians and their mothers who fled the invasion, psychologist and teacher Regina Nasretdinova tries to heal their wounds through art therapy. "From (the) first time when I saw them they were scared a lot. Now they are not, because they are in a safe place and they have, I think they have everything to feel comfortable," says Nasretdinova, who has been in Greece for eight years since leaving Crimea and works at the school, which before the conflict, was as a Saturday school for Ukrainian children born in Greece to learn the Ukrainian language. The school is now struggling to cope with more than 40 refugee students, run by volunteers and their own funds several days a week, and the phones keep ringing. The drawing which shocked her most, says Nasretdinova, was by a seven-year-old boy, depicting Ukrainian soldiers killing Russian President Vladimir Putin. "I ask why draw Putin? Why you don't draw something else?" Nasretdinova said. "Because - he told me - he stole my childhood, he stole my normal life." Nasretdinova gathers the children in a circle on the floor to talk about their drawings. She describes how another sketch, of a Ukrainian tank by a 13-year-old boy, depicts his feelings to seek safety inside the tank. "He is 13 years old, but he is like five years (old) in him because he wants to hide from all this situation. He wants to sit in this tank, in (the) Ukrainian tank, and don't see it, don't feel it, what he feels now," she says. "They want to hide emotion, they want to forget about it…they want to hide this because it's so traumatic period in their life…it's like abuse," she adds. Sometimes, even she is overwhelmed by what she hears, says Nasretdinova. "I heard about the war when I was a child and I thought we would never see it, and when I hear all these stories how people died, from (the) kids, how they saw bombs, everything, this broke me, to be honest...every time after them, I have my meeting too with my psychologist, because for me it's hard too," she said. Besides drawing, the children, of various ages, also keep busy making crafts. "(This) school is very cool, it's probably the best school I've ever been to! " says 10-year-old Kostyantyn, in Greece with his mother and brother, while his father stayed behind. Three of the teachers at the school are also refugees. "It's very hard. My soul is broken," says Yulia Maksymova, a teacher from Odesa, who is in Greece with her 10-year-old daughter. "But I'm happy that I can help the children." Her husband stayed to volunteer with Ukraine's territorial defense forces. "I am strong. I must live for her. I must be happy. When happy mother, happy her child," says Maksymova. Since February over 1.5 million children have fled Ukraine, which Russia calls a special operation, in Europe's fastest-growing refugee crisis since World War Two. A third of the 16,000 Ukrainian refugees in Greece are children. (Production: Vassilis Triandafyllou, Karolina Tagaris, Deborah Kyvrikosaios) ( Original Title: Safe in Greece, Ukraine children confront trauma of war ) ( Caption: 9651LI-UKRAINE-CRISIS_GREECE_CHILDREN_O_ )
日付:2022年3月28日
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RM 184188114
ウクライナ・ドネツク州 避難民用の テントで生活する人々
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - MARCH 24, 2022: A tent camp for evacuated civilians in the village of Bezymennoye. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk and the Lugansk People's Republics reporting the most intense shellfire in months. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic. Mikhail Tereshchenko/TASS ( Original Title: Tent camp for evacuees in Donetsk Region, Ukraine )
日付:2022年3月24日
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RM 184096297
ロシアのロストフ・ナ・ドヌにある仮設宿泊施設に避難しているウクライナ難民を訪問する国連難民高等弁務官事務所の代理大使
TAGANROG, RUSSIA - MARCH 23, 2022: UNHCR Representative ad interim to the Russian Federation Karim Atassi visits a temporary accommodation facility at Sports Reserve School No.13 in the city of Taganrog, Rostov-on-Don Region. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on in February 2022 and a mass evacuation of civilians to Russia was organised. The Russian Armed Forces are conducting a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Erik Romanenko/TASS ( Original Title: Delegation under UN High Commissioner for Refugees visits Rostov-on-Don Region, Russia )
日付:2022年3月23日
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RM 184089784
ドンバスからの避難民に届ける人道支援物資が集まるノヴォシビルスク州
NOVOSIBIRSK, RUSSIA - MARCH 23, 2022: Sorting humanitarian aid collected for evacuated Donbass residents. Loading humanitarian aid into a truck. Humanitarian aid will be sent to Rostov-on-Don. Collection of humanitarian aid was organized by the Novosibirsk Region Branch of the Russian Red Cross Society. Tensions started heating up in Donbass in February 2022, a mass evacuation of civilians to Russia was organized. The Russian Armed Forces conduct a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS ( Original Title: Collecting humanitarian aid for evacuated Donbass residents in Novosibirsk )
日付:2022年3月23日
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RM 184087285
ウクライナ・ルガンスクにある避難所での生活
LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE - MARCH 23, 2022: People are seen at a temporary accommodation center for evacuated Ukrainian civilians in the town of Starobilsk. Tensions started heating up in Donbass in February 2022. The Russian Armed Forces conduct a special military operation in Ukraine in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS ( Original Title: Evacuated Ukrainian citizens in Lugansk Region )
日付:2022年3月23日
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RM 184000440
ルガンスク人民共和国の兵士らに誘導され、スタロベルスク市へ避難する市民
RUBEZHNOYE, LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE ? MARCH 22, 2022: Civilians and LPR People's Militia servicemen are seen during evacuation to the city of Starobelsk. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic reporting the most intense shellfire in months. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS ( Original Title: People evacuated from Rubezhnoye to Starobelsk )
日付:2022年3月22日
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RM 183991572
ロシア・クリミア 学校に作られた仮設の避難所 マリウポリから来たウクライナ人夫婦やボランティアのインタビュー
DZHANKOI, CRIMEA, RUSSIA ? MARCH 22, 2022: A temporary accommodation centre for evacuated Ukrainian citizens at school No 8. The Russian Armed Forces are carrying out a special military operation in Ukraine. Sergei Malgavko/TASS ( Original Title: Temporary accommodation centre for evacuated Ukrainian citizens in Crimea, Russia )
日付:2022年3月22日
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RM 184002967
ウクライナ・ドネツク州 テントでの避難生活が続く
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - MARCH 22, 2022: Evacuees stay at a tent camp in the village of Bezymennoye. Tensions started heating up in Donbass on February 17, with the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics reporting the most intense shellfire from Ukraine in months. Early on February 24, President Putin announced the start of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in response to appeals for help from the leaders of both republics. Valery Sturit/TASS ( Original Title: Donetsk Region of Ukraine )
日付:2022年3月21日
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RM 183963102
ウクライナ・ドネツク州 マリウポリの避難民を乗せた車列や避難テント
DONETSK REGION, UKRAINE - MARCH 21, 2022: A row of vehicles carring evacuated Mariupol civilians on a road to the village of Bezymennyoye. A tent camp for evacuated civilians in the village of Bezymennoye. Nikolai Trishin/TASS ( Original Title: Situation in Donetsk Region, Ukraine )
日付:2022年3月21日
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RM 183952032
砲撃が続くマリウポリから避難することを決めた男性のインタビュー
Mariupol resident Oleksandr Bezimov said when the area where he sheltered in the basement together with his family came under shelling, he realised it was time to go. "When the artillery sound is non-stop, when planes fly over all night and bombard the city, it is very loud, it feels very nervous," he told Reuters in Lviv, the city in western Ukraine where hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are seeking refuge away from the frontline of the war. Some 400,000 people have been trapped in the strategic port city of Mariupol for over two weeks, sheltering from heavy bombardment that has severed central supplies of electricity, heating and water, according to local authorities. Russia denies bombing residential areas or targeting civilians. Together with his wife and stepdaughter, Bezimov, 57, escaped Mariupol on March 17. It took them two days to get to western Ukraine. Bezimov said he could never imagine seeing his city in ruins. "The outskirts of the city were simply destroyed. And then I realised there were no safe places in the city anymore." Bezimov filmed some of the devastation himself, showing a fire burning through an apartment building with debris surrounding it before he fled the city. Mariupol has seen heavy bombardment, with officials estimating that 80% of the city's homes had been damaged. A powerful airstrike hit a theatre on Thursday (March 17), trapping thousands in makeshift bomb beneath it, Ukrainian authorities said. Mariupol is seen as a strategic prize for the Russian invaders to create a bridge between Crimea, annexed by Moscow in 2014, and two separatist enclaves in eastern Ukraine. (Production: Andriy Perun, Margaryta Chornokondratenko) ( Original Title: 'It is a dead zone' Mariupol resident says of his home city ) ( Caption: 5890WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_MARIUPOL_REFUGEE_O_ )
日付:2022年3月19日
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RM 183951995
砲撃が続くマリウポリから避難することを決めた男性のインタビュー
Mariupol resident Oleksandr Bezimov said when the area where he sheltered in the basement together with his family came under shelling, he realised it was time to go. "When the artillery sound is non-stop, when planes fly over all night and bombard the city, it is very loud, it feels very nervous," he told Reuters in Lviv, the city in western Ukraine where hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are seeking refuge away from the frontline of the war. Some 400,000 people have been trapped in the strategic port city of Mariupol for over two weeks, sheltering from heavy bombardment that has severed central supplies of electricity, heating and water, according to local authorities. Russia denies bombing residential areas or targeting civilians. Together with his wife and stepdaughter, Bezimov, 57, escaped Mariupol on March 17. It took them two days to get to western Ukraine. Bezimov said he could never imagine seeing his city in ruins. "The outskirts of the city were simply destroyed. And then I realised there were no safe places in the city anymore." Bezimov filmed some of the devastation himself, showing a fire burning through an apartment building with debris surrounding it before he fled the city. Mariupol has seen heavy bombardment, with officials estimating that 80% of the city's homes had been damaged. A powerful airstrike hit a theatre on Thursday (March 17), trapping thousands in makeshift bomb beneath it, Ukrainian authorities said. Mariupol is seen as a strategic prize for the Russian invaders to create a bridge between Crimea, annexed by Moscow in 2014, and two separatist enclaves in eastern Ukraine. (Production: Andriy Perun, Margaryta Chornokondratenko) ( Original Title: 'It is a dead zone' Mariupol resident says of his home city ) ( Caption: 5890WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_MARIUPOL_REFUGEE_O_ )
日付:2022年3月19日
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RM 183951977
砲撃が続くマリウポリから避難することを決めた男性のインタビュー
Mariupol resident Oleksandr Bezimov said when the area where he sheltered in the basement together with his family came under shelling, he realised it was time to go. "When the artillery sound is non-stop, when planes fly over all night and bombard the city, it is very loud, it feels very nervous," he told Reuters in Lviv, the city in western Ukraine where hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are seeking refuge away from the frontline of the war. Some 400,000 people have been trapped in the strategic port city of Mariupol for over two weeks, sheltering from heavy bombardment that has severed central supplies of electricity, heating and water, according to local authorities. Russia denies bombing residential areas or targeting civilians. Together with his wife and stepdaughter, Bezimov, 57, escaped Mariupol on March 17. It took them two days to get to western Ukraine. Bezimov said he could never imagine seeing his city in ruins. "The outskirts of the city were simply destroyed. And then I realised there were no safe places in the city anymore." Bezimov filmed some of the devastation himself, showing a fire burning through an apartment building with debris surrounding it before he fled the city. Mariupol has seen heavy bombardment, with officials estimating that 80% of the city's homes had been damaged. A powerful airstrike hit a theatre on Thursday (March 17), trapping thousands in makeshift bomb beneath it, Ukrainian authorities said. Mariupol is seen as a strategic prize for the Russian invaders to create a bridge between Crimea, annexed by Moscow in 2014, and two separatist enclaves in eastern Ukraine. (Production: Andriy Perun, Margaryta Chornokondratenko) ( Original Title: 'It is a dead zone' Mariupol resident says of his home city ) ( Caption: 5890WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_MARIUPOL_REFUGEE_O_ )
日付:2022年3月19日
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RM 183951965
砲撃が続くマリウポリから避難することを決めた男性のインタビュー
Mariupol resident Oleksandr Bezimov said when the area where he sheltered in the basement together with his family came under shelling, he realised it was time to go. "When the artillery sound is non-stop, when planes fly over all night and bombard the city, it is very loud, it feels very nervous," he told Reuters in Lviv, the city in western Ukraine where hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are seeking refuge away from the frontline of the war. Some 400,000 people have been trapped in the strategic port city of Mariupol for over two weeks, sheltering from heavy bombardment that has severed central supplies of electricity, heating and water, according to local authorities. Russia denies bombing residential areas or targeting civilians. Together with his wife and stepdaughter, Bezimov, 57, escaped Mariupol on March 17. It took them two days to get to western Ukraine. Bezimov said he could never imagine seeing his city in ruins. "The outskirts of the city were simply destroyed. And then I realised there were no safe places in the city anymore." Bezimov filmed some of the devastation himself, showing a fire burning through an apartment building with debris surrounding it before he fled the city. Mariupol has seen heavy bombardment, with officials estimating that 80% of the city's homes had been damaged. A powerful airstrike hit a theatre on Thursday (March 17), trapping thousands in makeshift bomb beneath it, Ukrainian authorities said. Mariupol is seen as a strategic prize for the Russian invaders to create a bridge between Crimea, annexed by Moscow in 2014, and two separatist enclaves in eastern Ukraine. (Production: Andriy Perun, Margaryta Chornokondratenko) ( Original Title: 'It is a dead zone' Mariupol resident says of his home city ) ( Caption: 5890WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_MARIUPOL_REFUGEE_O_ )
日付:2022年3月19日
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RM 183514680
ロシア ウクライナのハリコフ地方から仮設宿泊施設に到着した避難民
BELGOROD REGION, RUSSIA - MARCH 17, 2022: Evacuees from Ukraine's Kharkiv Region arrive at a temporary accommodation facility. A group of 175 Ukrainian citizens includes seniors, disabled people and 34 children. Tensions started heating up in Donbass on February 17, with the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics reporting the most intense shellfire from Ukraine in months. Early on February 24, President Putin announced the start of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in response to appeals for help from the leaders of both republics. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS THIS STILL VIDEO WAS PROVIDED 17 March 2022 BY A THIRD PARTY. EDITORIAL USE ONLY ( Original Title: First five buses carrying evacuees from Ukraine's Kharkiv Region arrive in Russia )
日付:2022年3月17日
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RM 190623389
市民の脱出が続くマリウポリ ロシア軍の無差別攻撃を逃れ
UKRAINE WAR MARIUPOL DAMAGE Mariupol residents escape besieged, destroyed city Residents of the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol continue to try to escape Russian shelling which has been going on for days. While fighting in the city continues, people started to evacuate on Thursday through the district controlled by the forces of the self-proclaimed People's Republic of Donetsk. Mariupol residents have no light, gas, water or communications. Stores are destroyed or burned down, and people are trying to get hold of what's left in the city's food warehouses. Rescuers are also searching for survivors in the ruins of a Mariupol theatre blown apart by a Russian airstrike. Hundreds of civilians had been taking shelter in the theatre after their homes were destroyed in three weeks of fighting in the southern port city. Nearly a day after the airstrike, there were no reports of deaths. With much of the city cut off from the flow of information, there were also conflicting reports on whether anyone had emerged from the rubble.
日付:2022年3月17日
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RM 183540228
ウクライナ・マリウポリから人道回廊通じて退避
MARIUPOL, UKRAINE - MARCH 17, 2022: Civilians follow a humanitarian corridor from the embattled city of Mariupol. Tensions started heating up in Donbass on February 17, with the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics reporting the most intense shellfire from Ukraine in months. Early on February 24, President Putin announced the start of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in response to appeals for help from the leaders of both republics. Valery Sturit/TASS ( Original Title: Humanitarian corridor from Mariupol, Ukraine )
日付:2022年3月17日
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RM 183529383
人道回廊でマリウポリから避難
MARIUPOL, UKRAINE - MARCH 17, 2022: Civilians follow a humanitarian corridor from the embattled city. Tensions started heating up in Donbass on February 17, with the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics reporting the most intense shellfire from Ukraine in months. Early on February 24, President Putin announced the start of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in response to appeals for help from the leaders of both republics. Mikhail Tereshchenko/TASS ( Original Title: Humanitarian corridor from Mariupol, Ukraine )
日付:2022年3月17日
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RM 183462534
ロシア、ロストフ・ナ・ドヌで避難生活を送るドンバス市民
ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA - MARCH 16, 2022: Evacuees from Donbass are seen in a temporary accommodation facility in the city of Taganrog in Rostov-on-Don Region, southern Russia. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Donbass evacuees in Taganrog, Russia)
日付:2022年3月16日
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RM 183455266
ウクライナ・ルガンスク州 ルガンスク人民共和国の非常事態省がスタロベルスク郊外に設置した避難所
LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE - MARCH 16, 2022: Evacuees are seen at a reception point for residents of the city areas of Lisichansk, Rubezhnoye, and Severodonetsk, set up by the emergencies ministry of the Lugansk People?s Republic on the outskirts of Starobelsk for further evacuation. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic reporting the most intense shellfire in months. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation in response to requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Reception point for evacuees in Lugansk Region, Ukraine)
日付:2022年3月16日
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ドネツク人民共和国 防空壕に避難したり、食糧を受け取るサルタナ村の住民 爆撃された建造物など
DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - MARCH 16, 2022: This video shows local people in a bomb shelter in the basement of a school building where they can stay during artillery fire, charge their mobile phones, and receive food from volunteers, in the village of Sartana, east of Mariupol. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic reporting the most intense shellfire in months. On 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Valentin Sprinchak/TASS ( Original Title: Village of Sartana, Donetsk People's Republic )
日付:2022年3月16日
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ルガンスク人民共和国軍の車両でルベジノエ市から避難してきた人々
LUGANSK, LUGANSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC ? MARCH 16, 2022: People evacuated from the city of Rubezhnoye on vehicles of the LPR People's Militia. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic reporting the most intense shellfire in months. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Alexander Reka/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Evacuating civilians from Rubezhnoye to Lugansk)
日付:2022年3月16日
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ロシア、ロストフ・ナ・ドヌの仮設住宅で過ごすドンバスからの避難民
ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA - MARCH 14, 2022: Evacuees from the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic are seen in temporary accommodation in the village of Semibalki, Rostov-on-Don Region, southwest Russia. At the moment, 5,800 people including 2,900 children have been temporary accommodated in the Rostov-on-Don Region. On 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Donbass refugees in temporary accommodation in southwest Russia)
日付:2022年3月14日
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ルガンスク州の住民たち バスで「緑の回廊」から避難
A line of buses carrying civilians was seen in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine, on Monday, March 14, as evacuations continued in the region amid Russian attacks. Monday was the sixth day of official evacuations after so-called "green corridors" were established for safe passage from towns in war-torn areas of the country including Kyiv, Luhansk, Mariupol, and Enerhodar. Another evacuation for Luhansk residents was planned for Tuesday afternoon, a Ukrainian official said on Monday, as ongoing attacks continued to plague the region. More than 2.8 million Ukrainians have fled the country since Russia launched its attack in late February, the United Nations Refugee Agency said on Monday. Credit: Roman Vlasenko via Storyful ( Original Title: Footage Shows Buses Evacuating Civilians Along 'Green Corridor' in Luhansk Region )
日付:2022年3月14日
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セベロドネツクからルガンスク人民共和国へ集団疎開する住民 チェックポイントで荷物確認
LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE ? MARCH 14, 2022: Refugees from Severodonetsk are seen at a checkpoint in the Svatovo District of the Lugansk Region. On 14 March 2022, some 2,000 people managed to evacuate Severodonetsk into the Lugansk People?s Republic. On 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS (Original Title: Mass evacuation of civilians from Severodonetsk to Lugansk People's Republic)
日付:2022年3月14日
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ロシアのロストフ・ナ・ドヌに避難してきたドンバス住民たち
TAGANROG, ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA ? MARCH 11, 2022: Civilians evacuates from Donbass are seen at a temporary accommodation centre at the Krasny Kotelshchik sports palace. On March 9, 2022, the Russian Defence Ministry came forward with an initiative to open 14 humanitarian corridors and evacuate civilians and foreign citizens from Kiev, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Mariupol on March 10. The Ukrainian side has agreed on 4 routes. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Evacuated Donbass residents in southern Russia)
日付:2022年3月11日
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RM 183118841
ロシアのロストフ・ナ・ドヌに避難してきたドンバス住民たち
TAGANROG, ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA ? MARCH 12, 2022: Civilians evacuated from Donbass find temporary accommodation at the Krasny Kotelshchik sports palace. On March 9, 2022, the Russian Defence Ministry came forward with an initiative to open 14 humanitarian corridors and evacuate civilians and foreign citizens from Kiev, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Mariupol on March 10. The Ukrainian side has agreed on four routes. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: Evacuated Donbass residents in southern Russia CONTAINS ADDITIONAL FOOTAGE)
日付:2022年3月11日
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ドネツク人民共和国に避難したマリウポリ住民
BEZYMENNOYE, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - MARCH 10, 2022: Children are seen at a relief centre of the Emergencies Ministry of the Donetsk People's Republic in the village of Bezymennoye. On March 9, 2022, the Russian Defence Ministry came forward with an initiative to open 14 humanitarian corridors and evacuate civilians and foreign citizens from Kiev, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv and Mariupol on March 10. The Ukrainian side has agreed upon 4 routes. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Valentin Sprinchak/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Evacuated Mariupol residents in Donetsk People's Republic)
日付:2022年3月10日
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ロシア軍から空爆を受けたマリウポリの産科病院=ウクライナ
A Russian airstrike devastated a maternity hospital Wednesday in the besieged port city of Mariupol and injured at least 17 people, Ukrainian officials said, amid growing warnings from the West that Moscow’s invasion is about to take a more brutal and indiscriminate turn. The ground shook more than a mile (1.6 kilometres) away when a series of blasts slammed into the Mariupol complex, blowing out windows and ripping away much of the front of one building. Police and soldiers rushed to scene to evacuate victims, carrying out a heavily pregnant and bleeding woman on a stretcher. Another woman wailed as she clutched her child. In the courtyard, mangled cars burned, and a blast crater went at least two storeys deep. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote on Twitter that there were “people, children under the wreckage” and called the strike an “atrocity.” Video shared by Zelenskyy showed cheerfully painted hallways strewn with twisted metal. ( Original Title: Ukraine War Mariupol Blast Aftermath )
日付:2022年3月9日
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ドンバスから避難してきた住民 ロシアの北オセチア・アラニア共和国に到着
VLADIKAVKAZ, REPUBLIC OF NORTH OSSETIA-ALANIA, RUSSIA - MARCH 9, 2022: People evacuated from the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic, arrive at a railway stations. Tensions started heating up in Donbass on February 17, with the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics reporting the most intense shellfire from Ukraine in months. Early on February 24, Russian President Putin announced the start of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in response to appeals for help from the leaders of both republics. Yelena Afonina/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Evacuated Donbass residents arrive in Russian Republic of North Ossetia-Alania)
日付:2022年3月9日
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イルピンから脱出する市民 ママと避難する男の子は兵士として残るパパを叩いて泣き止まず
Ukrainian civilians began leaving two besieged areas on Tuesday (March 8) after Russia opened "humanitarian corridors" for them, but Kyiv said Russian forces had shelled an evacuation route from the port city of Mariupol. Soon after residents began leaving the northeastern city of Sumy and the town of Irpin near the capital Kyiv, foreign ministry spokesperson Oleg Nikolenko reported shelling near Mariupol. There were no immediate reports of any casualties and Nikolenko gave no other details. Russia did not immediately comment on Nikolenko's remarks. Civilians have been trapped by fighting since Russian troops invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, and officials say food, water and other supplies have been running low in some cities. Humanitarian corridors from Mariupol failed on Saturday and Sunday, with each side accusing the other of continuing to fire. People trying to flee Irpin on Sunday were caught in Russian shelling, Reuters witnesses said, and a former mayor warned of a "humanitarian catastrophe" in the area. Some 2 million refugees have already fled Ukraine to other countries, Filippo Grandi, the head of the United Nations refugee agency, said. (Production: Antony Paone, Dina Selim) ( Original Title: Thousands flee Irpin as Russians advance ) ( Caption: 3096WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_IRPIN_O_ )
日付:2022年3月8日
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ウクライナから列車で避難した外国人248名がクリミアに到着
CRIMEA, RUSSIA - MARCH 9, 2022: An armored train of the Russian Southern Military District has evacuated 248 citizens of Turkey, Ukraine, Egypt, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Sweden, Italy, Brazil, Morocco and India from the Kherson Region in southern Ukraine to the town of Armyansk, Republic of Crimea. The evacuation was carried out upon applications, filed to the Kherson commandant's office. The Russian Black Sea Fleet says the issue of their repatriation is going to be addressed in the nearest future. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Russian Defence Ministry/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Foreign citizens evacuated from Ukraine to Crimea on armored train)
日付:2022年3月8日
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露ロストフ・ナ・ドヌ州 ドネツク人民共和国から避難した市民が到着
ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA - MARCH 7, 2022: Civilians evacuated from the Donetsk People?s Republic arrive at the Vesyolo-Voznesenka border crossing. On 5 March 2022, Russia's Defence Ministry announced a cease-fire from 10am Moscow time and opened humanitarian corridors for civilians near Mariupol and Volnovakha. However, according to Russia's Defence Ministry, Ukrainian nationalists stopped civilians from leaving in the direction of Russia via humanitarian corridors. On 6 March 2022, humanitarian corridors near Mariupol and Volnovakha reopened. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: Civilians evacuated from Donetsk People's Republic arrive in Russia's Rostov-on-Don Region)
日付:2022年3月7日
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RM 182621667
ルガンスク人民共和国の子ども病院 ウクライナ軍の迫撃で頭部重傷を負った重症の子供が収容
EDITOR'S NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT LUGANSK, LUGANSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC ? MARCH 7, 2022: This video shows a child who sustained a severe head injury during a mortar shelling attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in the intensive care unit at the Republican Children?s Clinical Hospital in Lugansk, Lugansk People?s Republic. The child had significant part of the brain damaged after being hit in the head by mortar shrapnel. Russian medical specialists arrived in the hospital to help perform a complicated surgery. The child is currently is in severe condition on a mechanical ventilator. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS (Original Title: Injured child in hospital in Lugansk People?s Republic hospital)
日付:2022年3月7日
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ドネツク人民共和国 マリウポリから避難した市民
DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - MARCH 6, 2022: Civilians evacuated from Mariupol find accommodation at a relief centre for evacuees of the DPR Emergency Service in the village of Bezymennoye. On 5 March 2022, Russia's Defence Ministry announced a cease-fire from 10am Moscow time and opened humanitarian corridors for civilians near Mariupol and Volnovakha. Ukraine's authorities expect 200,000 civilians to leave Mariupol and more than 15,000 civilians to leave Volnovakha using the humanitarian corridors. Alexander Ryumin/TASS (Original Title: Evacuated Mariupol civilians in Donetsk People's Republic CONTAINS ADDITIONAL FOOTAGE)
日付:2022年3月6日
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ドネツク人民共和国に避難したマリウポリの市民
DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - MARCH 6, 2022: Evacuated Mariupol civilians at a relief centre for evacuees of the DPR Emergency Service in the village of Bezymennoye. On 5 March 2022, Russia's Defence Ministry announced a ceasefire from 10am Moscow time and opened humanitarian corridors for civilians near Mariupol and Volnovakha. Ukraine's authorities expect 200,000 civilians to leave Mariupol and more than 15,000 civilians to leave Volnovakha using the humanitarian corridors. Alexander Ryumin/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Evacuated Mariupol civilians in Donetsk People's Republic)
日付:2022年3月6日
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RM 182600603
ウクライナ、ロシアの砲撃が東部都市からの避難を妨げていると発表 ポーランドに着いた避難民
Russia and Ukraine traded blame over the failure to provide safe passage to civilians fleeing the two bombarded cities, on the 10th day of a war that has fuelled Europe's biggest humanitarian disaster in decades. The war, which began with Russia's invasion on Feb. 24, has sent nearly 1.5 million refugees fleeing westward into the European Union and provoked unprecedented international sanctions on Moscow and warnings of a global recession. The Russian defence ministry said its units had opened humanitarian corridors near the cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha, which have been encircled by its troops. But in Mariupol, the city council said Russia was not observing the ceasefire and asked residents to return to shelters and await further information on evacuation. The International Committee of the Red Cross said it understood that evacuations of civilians from both Mariupol and Volnovakha would not start on Saturday (March 5). Aid agencies have warned of a humanitarian disaster across the country. The number of refugees could rise to 1.5 million by the end of the weekend from a current 1.3 million, said the head of the United Nations refugee agency. Women and children crossed at the Medyka checkpoint in southeastern Poland in freezing conditions. A man crossing the other way yelled at the crowd that men should return to Ukraine and fight. Ukraine says Russian forces have focused efforts on encircling the capital Kyiv and the second-biggest city, Kharkiv, while aiming to establish a land bridge to Crimea. Kyiv, in the path of a Russian armoured column that has been stalled outside the Ukrainian capital for days, was again under attack, with explosions audible from the city centre. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, on a visit to Poland, discussed security and humanitarian assistance with top officials there. Poland has taken in the vast majority of Ukrainian refugees. Russian forces have made their biggest advances in the south, where they captured their first sizeable Ukrainian city, Kherson, this week. On Saturday, a crowd marched through the streets of the city of 250,000 people, waving Ukrainian flags and shouting "Kherson is Ukrainian!" as Russian troops stood by. (Production: Natasa Bansagi) ( Original Title: WRAP: Ukraine says Russian shelling is blocking evacuations from eastern cities ) ( Caption: 2340WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_WRAP_O_ )
日付:2022年3月5日
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RM 182600531
ポーランドを訪問中のブリンケン米国務長官 ロシアの砲撃が市民の避難を妨げていると会見
Russia and Ukraine traded blame over the failure to provide safe passage to civilians fleeing the two bombarded cities, on the 10th day of a war that has fuelled Europe's biggest humanitarian disaster in decades. The war, which began with Russia's invasion on Feb. 24, has sent nearly 1.5 million refugees fleeing westward into the European Union and provoked unprecedented international sanctions on Moscow and warnings of a global recession. The Russian defence ministry said its units had opened humanitarian corridors near the cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha, which have been encircled by its troops. But in Mariupol, the city council said Russia was not observing the ceasefire and asked residents to return to shelters and await further information on evacuation. The International Committee of the Red Cross said it understood that evacuations of civilians from both Mariupol and Volnovakha would not start on Saturday (March 5). Aid agencies have warned of a humanitarian disaster across the country. The number of refugees could rise to 1.5 million by the end of the weekend from a current 1.3 million, said the head of the United Nations refugee agency. Women and children crossed at the Medyka checkpoint in southeastern Poland in freezing conditions. A man crossing the other way yelled at the crowd that men should return to Ukraine and fight. Ukraine says Russian forces have focused efforts on encircling the capital Kyiv and the second-biggest city, Kharkiv, while aiming to establish a land bridge to Crimea. Kyiv, in the path of a Russian armoured column that has been stalled outside the Ukrainian capital for days, was again under attack, with explosions audible from the city centre. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, on a visit to Poland, discussed security and humanitarian assistance with top officials there. Poland has taken in the vast majority of Ukrainian refugees. Russian forces have made their biggest advances in the south, where they captured their first sizeable Ukrainian city, Kherson, this week. On Saturday, a crowd marched through the streets of the city of 250,000 people, waving Ukrainian flags and shouting "Kherson is Ukrainian!" as Russian troops stood by. (Production: Natasa Bansagi) ( Original Title: WRAP: Ukraine says Russian shelling is blocking evacuations from eastern cities ) ( Caption: 2340WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_WRAP_O_ )
日付:2022年3月5日
人物:アントニー・ブリンケン
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マリウポリから避難した住民たちのインタビュー
UKRAINE, DONETSK REGION ? MARCH 5, 2022: Evacuees from the town of Mariupol in a temporary accommodation facility in a school building in the village of Mitkovo-Kachkari and in a camp set up by the rescue service in the village of Bezymennoye. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic reporting the most intense shellfire in months. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Sergei Bobylev/TASS (Original Title: Evacuated Mariupol residents in Donetsk Region)
日付:2022年3月5日
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ロシアのロストフ・ナ・ドヌ ホテルで避難生活をおくるドンバス住民に人道支援物資が届く
ROSTOV-ON-DON, RUSSIA ? MARCH 4, 2022: Boxes of humanitarian aid for evacuated Donbass residents are unloaded from the back of a lorry at a temporary accommodation facility at the Aelita Park Hotel. According to the local authorities, 6,500 displaced Donbass residents have been staying in 96 accommodation facilities in the Rostov-on-Don Region. On 18 February 2022, the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic declared a mass evacuation to Russia as tension began to escalate in Donbass. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: Humanitarian aid for evacuated Donbass residents in southwest Russia)
日付:2022年3月4日
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ドネツク人民共和国 ニコラエフカ村の地元住民たち 支援物資を受け取り防空壕やアパートへ避難
DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - MARCH 2, 2022: Local residents are seen in the village of Nikolayevka. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic reporting the most intense shellfire in months. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic. Sergei Bobylev/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Donetsk People's Republic in aftermath of shelling)
日付:2022年3月2日
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RM 182109773
ロシア、ロストフ・ナ・ドヌに到着 ドネツク人民共和国から避難したOSCEウクライナ特別監視団の隊員
ROSTOV-ON-DON, RUSSIA - MARCH 1, 2022: Observers of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine (SMM) arrive in Russia after being evacuated from the Donetsk People's Republic. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: OSCE observers evacuated to Russia)
日付:2022年3月1日
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OSCEウクライナ特別監視団の車両がドネツクからロシアに避難
DPR/RUSSIA ? MARCH 1, 2022: Cars of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine are evacuated from Donetsk to Russia. According to the Joint Centre for Control and Coordination (JCCC) on ceasefire, all vehicles of the mission have left the city of Donetsk. Valentin Sprinchak/Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. OSCE vehicles leave Donetsk CONTAINS ADDITIONAL FOOTAGE)
日付:2022年3月1日
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OSCEウクライナ特別監視団の車両がドネツクからロシアに避難
DONETSK, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - MARCH 1, 2022: Vehicles of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine depart from Donetsk. According to the Joint Centre for Control and Coordination (JCCC) on ceasefire, all vehicles of the mission are leaving the city. Valentin Sprinchak/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. OSCE vehicles leave Donetsk)
日付:2022年3月1日
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ウクライナ ロシア軍撤退に火炎瓶を作るビール工場/市民への炊き出し/占領した街にロシア国旗を掲げる兵士/避難生活
EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: THIS EDIT IS A WRAP AND CONTAINS NO FRESH MATERIAL ( Original Title: WRAP: Ukraine ceasefire talks begin as Russian rouble tanks ) ( Caption: 0717WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_WRAP_O_ )
日付:2022年2月28日
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ロシア・ヴォルゴグラード ルガンスクとドネツクの人民共和国から避難してきた子供たちが新しい学校に通う
VOLGOGRAD, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 28, 2022: A teacher introduces new classmates to pupils at secondary school No 61. Children evacuated from the Donetsk and the Lugansk People's Republics are starting school in Volgograd. Amid the escalating conflict in east Ukraine, on February 18, 2022, the heads of the Lugansk and Donetsk People's Republics announced a mass evacuation of civilians to Russia. According to a source in security agencies, over 127,000 people have been evacuated to Russia since February 18. Dmitry Rogulin/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Children evacuated from Donbass start school in Volgograd, Russia)
日付:2022年2月28日
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ウクライナ・ケルソンの病院 防空壕の妊婦
Pregnant women were forced to seek safety in a bomb shelter attached to a hospital in Kherson, Ukraine, as fighting continued in the area on February 28. This footage, recorded by Yurii Herman, a doctor at Kherson Regional Clinical Hospital, shows a number of female patients in what he called a bomb shelter at the hospital. Multiple visibly pregnant women can be seen. Herman said the room also held women who'd recently given birth, premature babies, a woman in need of an operation, and children of staff. Herman said two women would soon give birth. Herman told Storyful that he recorded the video on Monday morning after alarms went off indicating a possible air raid. "We are waiting for peace," said Herman. Credit: Yurii Herman via Storyful ( Original Title: Pregnant Women Forced Into Bomb Shelter at Hospital in Kherson, Ukraine )
日付:2022年2月28日
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ドネツク州の住民たちの避難生活/支配された街/親ロシア派兵士とZマークの軍用車両
EDITORA PLEASE NOTE: VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES (SHOT 9) CONTAINS PROFANITY Pro-Russian separatists of self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic and Russian regular forces were filmed on Sunday (February 27) in the village of Mykolaivka in the Donetsk region. Destroyed military machinery was seen in the village as well as a body of a man dressed in military uniform. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in Ukraine on Thursday (February 24), confirming the fears of the West of an invasion of Ukraine by Russia. Putin, who denied for months that he was planning an invasion, has called Ukraine an artificial creation carved from Russia by its enemies, a characterisation Ukrainians call shocking and false. (Production: Pavel Klimov, Tatyana Gomozova, Elena Ostrovskaya) ( Original Title: 'It will end soon' says Mykolaivka resident as separatists' forces enter town ) ( Caption: 0612WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_DONETSK_MILITARY_O_ )
日付:2022年2月27日
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ウクライナ・ドネツク州 ドネツク人民共和国の支配下に入ったニコラエフカ村で地下に避難した住民/破壊されたウクライナ軍の装備品
DONETSK REGION, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC ? FEBRUARY 27, 2022: The village of Nikolayevka that came under the control of the Donetsk People's Republic. Tension began to escalate in Donbass on 17 February, with the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic reporting the most intense shellfire in months. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Valentin Sprinchak/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Village of Nikolayevka comes under control of DPR)
日付:2022年2月27日
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ロシアのロストフ・ナ・ドヌ ドネツクとルガンスクからの避難民への人道支援物資が届く
ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 27, 2022: Humanitarian aid for Donbass evacuees is delivered at a distribution center of the Southern Hub wholesale and retail shopping complex in the town of Bataisk near Rostov-on-Don. Amid the escalating conflict in east Ukraine, on February 18, 2022, the heads of the Lugansk and Donetsk People's Republics announced a mass evacuation of civilians to Russia. On February 19, 2022, they ordered general mobilization. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Humanitarian aid for evacuees from Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics residing in Russia's Rostov-on-Don Region)
日付:2022年2月27日
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ウクライナ首都キーウ 地下に避難する人々
Ukrainians seek shelter inside Kyiv's Zoloti Vorota metro station as Ukrainian forces fight off Russian invaders in the streets of the capital. President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Moscow of targeting civilians and called for more international sanctions. IMAGES
日付:2022年2月25日
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ロシアのロストフ・ナ・ドヌに避難したドンバスの住民たち
ROSTOV-ON-DON REGION, RUSSIA ? FEBRUARY 25, 2022: This video shows shildren in a temporary accommodation facility for Evacuated Donbass residents in the dormitory of the Rostov-on-Don Institute for Retraining in Agribusiness (RIPKA) and in class at Secondary School No.19 in the city of Novocherkassk, southwest Russia. As tension escalated in east Ukraine on 18 February, 2022, the leaders of the Lugansk People's Republic and the Donetsk People's Republic announced a mass evacuation of civilians to Russia. On 19 February 2022, the two republics announced general mobilisation. Erik Romanenko/TASS (Original Title: Evacuated Donbass residents in Rostov-on-Don Region, Russia)
日付:2022年2月25日
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ロシアからの空爆が予想され、ハリコフの住民らが地下鉄の駅に避難
EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: QUALITY AS INCOMING People in Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-biggest city, took shelter from expected Russian airstrikes in a metro station on Thursday (February 24). Oleksandr, a bus driver who did not give his surname, said the army had told civilians to gather there. Speaking outside a metro station, he said: "My wife called and said they started bombing us," adding that he was too scared to drive anywhere. People gathered below ground in the metro station with luggage, children, and pets after Moscow mounted a mass assault by land, sea, and air in the biggest attack on a European state since World War Two. Fierce fighting was taking place in the regions of Sumy and Kharkiv in the northeast, Kherson, and Odessa in the south, and at a military airport near the capital Kyiv, an adviser to the Ukrainian presidential office said. Ukraine's military said it had destroyed four Russian tanks near Kharkiv, killed 50 troops near a town in the Luhansk region, and downed six Russian warplanes in the east. Russia denied reports its aircraft or armoured vehicles had been destroyed. Russian-backed separatists claimed to have downed two Ukrainian planes. Ukrainian media reported that military command centres in Kyiv and Kharkiv had been struck by missiles, while Russian troops had landed at Odessa and Mariupol. (Production: Vitaliy Gnidy, Felix Hoske) ( Original Title: Kharkiv residents seek shelter in subway station, expecting Russian air strikes ) ( Caption: 9786WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_KHARKIV_METRO_O_ )
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181821931
ウクライナの男たちは子供を安全な場所に連れて行き、戦いに戻る」家族を避難させる
Long lines of cars formed on the roads leading out of the capital Kyiv on Thursday (February 24) after Russian forces invaded the country by land, air and sea, confirming the worst fears of the West with the biggest attack by one state against another in Europe since World War Two. "I will take my children away and return, we will fight this off , Ukraine will win, no matter what," Aleksander, one of the drivers heading out of Kyiv with his kids at the back of the car said. "We hoped it will not happen. It is unthinkable that a sane man would make such a decision," Sergey, another drives said adding he felt confused and horrible when he realised the country was being invaded. Despite pessimism, most remained defiant. "The Russian Federation will not stop what they have started... they will do whatever they can to destroy us and our nation but we will not let them do it," a passenger in one of the cars said. Russian missiles rained down on Ukrainian cities. Ukraine reported columns of troops pouring across its borders into the eastern Chernihiv, Kharkiv and Luhansk regions, and landing by sea at the port cities of Odessa and Mariupol in the south. Explosions could be heard before dawn in the capital Kyiv. Gunfire rattled, sirens blared across the city and the highway out became choked with traffic as residents tried to flee. Ukraine's President Volodymur Zelenskiy said Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin's aim was to destroy his state. (Production: David Chkhikvishvili, Anna Dabrowska) ( Original Title: 'We will take our children to safety and return to fight" residents leaving Kiev say ) ( Caption: 9611WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_EXODUS_VOX_POPS_O_ )
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181784374
ウクライナの人々 ハリコフから脱出する車両で道路が渋滞に
A huge traffic jam blocked a major road out of Kharkiv on Thursday (February 24) as people tried to flee the closest big city to the Russian border. Traffic was also at a standstill on the four-lane main road to the western city of Lviv, far from the areas most likely to be attacked. Cars stretched back for dozens of kilometres, Reuters witnesses said. Russia launched an all-out invasion of Ukraine by land, air and sea on Thursday, the biggest attack by one state against another in Europe since World War Two and confirmation of the worst fears of the West. Russian missiles rained down on Ukrainian cities. Ukraine reported columns of troops pouring across its borders into the eastern Chernihiv, Kharkiv and Luhansk regions, and landing by sea at the cities of Odessa and Mariupol in the south. A resident of Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-biggest city, said windows in apartment blocks were shaking from constant blasts. (Production: Antonio Bronic, Felix Hoske, Isabella Ronca) ( Original Title: Roads choked with traffic as Ukrainians flee Kharkiv ) ( Caption: 9713WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_KHARKIV_EXODUS_O_ )
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181773059
ロシア軍の攻撃を受けポーランドに避難したウクライナ人たち
Alexander Bazhanov fled his home in eastern Ukraine with his wife and young child, taking only what they could carry and walking the final part of their journey to cross the Polish border on Thursday (February 24) after Russian troops launched an invasion. The 34-year-old technical manager from Mariupol, located some 113 kilometres (70 miles) from Donetsk, decided to cross into Poland after a colleague had called him, informing him that "war started." "I don't have any feelings other than that I am very scared," Bazhanov told Reuters at the pedestrian border crossing in Mekya, located about 400 kilometres (248.5 miles) from the Polish capital Warsaw. "I will visit my father in Spain but I don't have any money and I don't know how I will do that." Bazhanov expects "total war" to break out in Ukraine following Russian attacks in the morning. Russian forces fired missiles at several cities in Ukraine and landed troops on its coast, officials and media said, after President Vladimir Putin authorised what he called a special military operation in the east. Central European nations that share a border with Ukraine, including Romania, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland, have for weeks braced for an expected flood of refugees searching for sanctuary within the European Union. Some Ukrainians entering the Polish border town where lines to enter the European Union grew during the morning said they decided to flee because they believed Russia could push far into Ukraine. Russia has demanded an end to NATO's eastward expansion and Putin repeated his position that Ukrainian membership of the U.S.-led Atlantic military alliance was unacceptable. Putin said he had authorised military action after Russia had been left with no choice but to defend itself against what he said were threats from modern Ukraine, a democratic state of 44 million people. (Production: Kacper Pempel, Alan Charlish, Isabella Ronca) ( Original Title: Ukrainians flee to Poland after Russian military attack ) ( Caption: 9563CE-UKRAINE-CRISIS_POLAND_BORDER_VOXES_O_ )
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181773058
ロシア軍の攻撃を受けポーランドに避難したウクライナ人たち
Pixie and her boyfriend Blake arrived at the Polish border crossing early on Thursday (February 24) after Russian forces invaded Ukraine by land, air and sea in the biggest attack by one state against another in Europe since World War Two. "I just can't believe someone could be so evil," Pixie, an Australian-American of Ukrainian descent, said tearfully to Reuters. Blake said the two were able to make it into Poland "by the grace of God". They said they did not know what their next steps would be but would seek assistance from the U.S. government. They said COVID-19 entry requirements to Poland should be relaxed to accommodate the number of people who might flee from Ukraine. "There's going to be a lot of people coming today and in the next few days" Blake said. The couple urged the international community to give their full support to Ukraine and for Ukraine and its citizens to stay strong. Cars and trucks waited at the border checkpoint as people crossed on foot carrying their suitcases with them. Russian missiles rained down on Ukrainian cities and Ukraine reported columns of troops pouring across its borders into the eastern Chernihiv, Kharkiv and Luhansk regions. Russian troops also landed by sea at the port cities of Odessa and Mariupol in the south. Explosions were heard before dawn in the capital Kyiv, a city of 3 million people. Gunfire rattled, sirens blared, and the highway out of the city choked with traffic as residents fled. Black smoke rose over the headquarters of Ukraine's military intelligence after an explosion in Kyiv near midday. The assault followed weeks of fruitless diplomatic efforts by Western leaders to avert war and realised their worst fears about Russian President Vladimir Putin's ambitions. (Production: Leon Malherbe, Kacper Pempel, Claudia Doerries, Sofia Strodt) ( Original Title: 'How can someone be so evil?' crying girl asks after fleeing Ukraine ) ( Caption: 9584WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_POLAND_BORDER_O_ )
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181767757
クリミア半島から避難する人々
A heightened state of alert was introduced in Crimea on Thursday (February 24) as Russia started military operations against Ukraine, the Interfax news agency reported. Some of the residents from the towns near the border area with Ukraine were evacuated to the south towards the centre of the peninsula. "Measures have been taken to help those who want to leave these settlements for the centre of Crimea. Nothing threatens the life and health of Crimeans. If there was such a threat, appropriate decisions would have been made immediately," the head of the region Sergey Aksyonov said in a statement reported by news agencies in Russia. (Production: Yury Bakhnov, Soheil Afdjei) ( Original Title: Crimean evacuees say they weren't prepared to leave homes ) ( Caption: 9790WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_CRIMEA_EVACUEES_O_ )
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181609450
ウクライナ・ドネツクの住民インタビュー ロシアの攻撃に避難へ
Residents in eastern Ukraine waited at a train station on Thursday, February 24, as Russia continued attacks on the country. Footage captured by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RFL) shows scenes in Kostiantynivka, an industrial city in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine. The translation below was provided by RFE: Reporter: Did you make plans to leave long ago, or was this spontaneous? Woman: For me it was spontaneous. Reporter: When did you decide? Woman: When we read that war had started. I am from a frontline town, Toretsk, so I've been through these horrors before. So I grabbed what I could quickly. Reporter: What did you take? Woman: Some clothes, some food. I left behind some meat I was frying in a pan. Reporter: Where are you going? Woman: To relatives in Kyiv, and then I don't know. Reporter: You know it's not safe there now? Woman: Yes. We're going to relatives. Then maybe to Lviv. I don't know. Reporter: Do you know for how long? For a month or two? Woman [crying]: I don't know. It's horrible. I've had enough of this mess. People say Poland will take refugees. We just need to get there. PART 2 Husband: When we saw there were armed troops in the town, when my family came and said there were tanks in Bakhmut, even though those were Ukrainian tanks, I immediately decided to get ready because it was clear there would be problems. But I am not leaving, I am staying. Reporter: And you're going to Kyiv? Wife: Wherever, we don't know yet. Husband: We'll go wherever there's an open door. If there's an open door in Kyiv, then Kyiv. If not, then not there. That's our situation. Credit: RFE/RL/Current Time via Storyful ( Original Title: Donetsk Residents Say They Will Go 'Wherever There's an Open Door' as Russian Attacks Intensify )
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181558717
ドネツク人民共和国 独立承認後、ロシアに避難する住民
DONETSK, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC ? FEBRUARY 24, 2022: People in the streets of Donetsk. On February 21, 2022, the heads of the Lugansk and Donetsk People's Republics asked Russia's President Vladimir Putin to recognise the republics' independence. Putin signed decrees recognising independence of the Lugansk and Donetsk People's Republics and signed treaties of friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance with the republics' leaders. Alexander Ryumin/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Donetsk after recognition of Donetsk People's Republic)
日付:2022年2月24日
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RM 181649041
ロシアが支援するドネツク人民共和国で戦うための召集された人たち
At a mobilization point in a sports hall in the city of Donetsk, Reuters interviewed on Wednesday (February 23) recruits of widely differing ages and experience, all of whom declined to be identified with their full names. Some had received call-up letters or phone calls, while others said they had come forward of their own accord. For days, Donetsk residents have been receiving text messages telling men it is their "sacred duty" to defend their fatherland, while loudspeakers blare out similar messages in the streets. "I think there will be a war. We'll see. We're always ready," said Artur, 28, a reserve lieutenant with five years of army experience. Dmitry, a man of about 30, said he had volunteered by himself. "The family doesn't know yet. They'll find out tonight," he said. Sergei, 54, a mine worker with knowledge of explosives, said the rest of his family had left for safety in Russia but he had stayed behind. "I came to defend my homeland," he said. A middle-aged father said his 20-year-old student son had received the summons the day before. "He said, 'What am I going to do, hide? I'll go like everyone else.'" Some men, however, were fearful of going into battle. Alexander Golovan, 40, said he was trying to secure an exemption for his brother, a diabetic who requires insulin injections five times a day but had received a written summons. A 38-year-old husband and father of three, who said he was too scared to give his name, said he was avoiding leaving the house because he had heard of people being stopped in the street by the military. e Russian-backed leader of the breakaway Donetsk region said on Wednesday (February 23) he wanted to peacefully settle its borders with Ukraine but reserved the right to ask "big Russia" for help. Denis Pushilin, who heads the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic that was recognised by Russia this week, said he favoured dialogue with Ukraine in the first instance. Russia's recognition of Donetsk and the neighbouring self-proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic on Monday (February 21) was declared illegal by Western countries, which have imposed new sanctions against Moscow. The move has taken the Ukraine crisis into a new phase as the treaties Russian President Vladimir Putin signed with separatist leaders on Monday provide a legal pretext for Russia to send in its forces in support of the separatists, who now control only a fraction of the two regions of eastern Ukraine that they claim. ( Original Title: Raw recruits called up to fight in Russian-backed separatist region ) ( Caption: 9427WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_EAST_RECRUITS_O_ )
日付:2022年2月23日
人物:デニス・プシーリン
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