‘I'm confident that if he [Putin] does not find justice in this life, he will be held accountable in his afterlife,’ volunteer U.S. nurse Jennifer Mullee said. As a member of a mobile hospital, she's been helping to save Ukrainian lives since May
DONETSK FRONT LINE, Dec 23 - "Take the chest guy," barked volunteer U.S. nurse Jennifer Mullee as shells exploded close to the Donetsk front line, triaging wounded Ukrainian soldiers before taking time to relay a personal warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Mullee worked as an emergency nurse in a hospital in Los Angeles until May, when she arrived in the eastern region that has been mired in conflict for much of the 10-month war following an appeal from President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. As a member of the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital, she's been helping to save Ukrainian lives there ever since.
"I miss my daughters, but they understand and believe in the struggle of what's going on here in Ukraine and fully support me and know that I'm doing important work," she told Reuters inside the ambulance transporting the now stabilised soldier to hospital.
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