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Ukraine: Doctors perform heart surgery with mobile flashlight amid missile attacks, watch viral video

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Viral Video: Russia’s violent attacks on many cities of Ukraine are continuing. In recent days, Russia has carried out several missile attacks, due to which power supply was interrupted in many areas including the capital Kyiv. The situation has worsened due to continuous snowfall. Meanwhile, the doctors there are continuing to work despite the difficult conditions. Last week, doctors here performed an open heart surgery under the flashlight of a mobile. Let us tell you that Russia attacked Ukraine in February this year. Since then, the war between the two countries continues continuously.

Last week, a 14-year-old boy was undergoing open heart surgery at a hospital in Kyiv when there was a power failure. After this the surgery was completed in the light of the mobile. Talking to the British newspaper The Sun, Dr. Mikhail Zagrichuk, transplant surgeon at the hospital, said, ‘They managed to complete this surgery, and fortunately this child survived, and the surgery was successful. But the first few seconds… it was terrible.

When those monsters shelled Kyiv, doctors were performing heart surgery on a boy. The electricity went out, but the doctors used lamps to keep going. #Ukraine will persevere through the darkest hell.

Video: Borys Todurov, head surgeon at The Heart Institute. pic.twitter.com/fvvF2aEQep

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