The surgeons treating frontline soldiers: “Every day is a mass casualty incident”

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  Hello, it's 1315 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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  And for much of this year, as you'll know, as one of our loyal listeners, in fact,

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  since President Trump's inauguration, we have focused intently on your behalf,

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  on efforts to get some sort of peace plan in place in Ukraine.

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  And let's be honest, after months and months and months of diplomacy,

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  starting with that awful row in the Oval Office between President Zelensky and President Trump,

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  and the Alaska summit between President Trump and President Putin,

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  there has been limited success when it comes to diplomacy.

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  So today, we want to bring you back to some of the people at the sharp end of this conflict,

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  those who are dealing with the brutal and shocking and immediate consequences of the war close up.

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  Today, we're going to speak to two surgeons,

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  a Ukrainian and a British medic who have been operating on the front line.

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  That's coming up on this episode of Ukrainecast.

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  Ukrainecast from BBC News.

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  This is a sovereign nation under unprovoked attack.

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  We are ready to finish this war as quick as possible.

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  Russia is not preparing for peace.

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  We are an enemy of NATO.

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  And we'll do whatever is necessary to ensure our security.

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