A base belonging to the Hospitallers, a volunteer medical battalion, has been destroyed as a result of a Russian strike on the city of Pavlohrad in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on the morning of 25 April.

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In Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk Region, which was attacked by russian UAVs on the night of April 25, the base of the Hospitallers volunteer medical battalion was destroyed. The founder of the unit, Yana ...

A former soldier has described the ‘intense’ experience of crossing no man’s land after joining a Ukrainian battalion of voluntary paramedics and doctors. The rescuer and his colleagues with the ...

DONETSK REGION – Their hands are blackened and grimy from the fight. Some are still wearing their combat boots, small flecks of black soil from the battlefield clinging to their torsos, bare under the ...

The Hospitallers owned some hospices in Britain – places where poor travellers could stay and sick people were cared for – and, as there are many places in Wales called “Ysbyty”, it’s simple to assume ...