(18 Nov 2022)
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Kherson - 17 November 2022
1. Various of Kherson residents receiving food donations from World Central Kitchen
2. Close of bag with food
3. Various of Kherson residents receiving food donations
4. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitriy Arvegin, Kherson resident:
"There is no light for already two weeks. All the fridges are defrosted now. We have nothing to eat. We have no money, no water, no heating. We live in cold."
5. Girl holding a dog
6. Women waiting
7. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Galyne Matveeva, Kherson resident:
"They (Russians) were going around and checking people. They were going house to house. They forced us to evacuate. Forced us to get Russian passports. But we held up. More important is that we are free now. Even if there is no water or electricity. There is water in the Dnipro River. And we take it."
8. Woman holding a baby
9. Mid of Spanish-American chef Jose Andres, founder of World Central Kitchen speaking to the crowd
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Spanish-American chef Jose Andres, founder of World Central Kitchen:
"What you see today is we have six or seven thousand bags of food. If we get one more truck coming, we will have total of seven thousand. Every bag more or less 20, 30 meals. So, you can imagine the amount of meals we are bringing. It's about 120-130 thousand meals today."
11. Sign of World Central Kitchen on the flag
12. Various of people waiting
13. Various of girls with Ukrainian flags hugging firefighters, who tear down Russian poster reading (Russian): "We are together with Russia"
14. Various of firefighters tearing down Russian posters
15. Various of firefighters coming back to the truck
16. Various of firefighters driving across the city, looking for Russian posters
17. Car stopping UPSOUND: (Russian): "There! Pull over."
18. Various of firefighters tearing down poster reading (Russian): "Kherson is a city with Russian history"
19. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) No name given, Firefighter:
"I feel great pleasure. Because we are clearing the city from all bad. It's so great, I'm getting goose bumps. I feel proud for our Ukraine."
20. Various of firefighters tearing down Russian poster
21. Paper falling
STORYLINE:
Kherson residents queued for food aid on Thursday, with food and medicine supplies still low and many living without heat, water and electricity.
The end of Russia's occupation of the city — the only provincial capital seized since the February invasion — sparked days of celebration.
But as winter approaches, Kherson's remaining residents are bracing for hard months ahead.
World Central Kitchen and its volunteers said they had some six-thousand bags of food to distribute.
Founder and Chef Jose Andres said each bag contains about 20 to 30 meals.
People say they are happy regardless of the hardships and that they are now free.
Meanwhile, firefighters are spending their free time tearing down Russian propaganda around the city, shredding posters on billboards and destroying all reminders of the Russian occupation.
One fireman said he was so proud, the removal of Russian posters was giving him "goose bumps."
AP video shot by Mstyslav Chernov
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