Ukraine war: The British man dodging Russian artillery fire and evacuating civilians in a van
Chris Parry was working as a running coach in Cheltenham. Now he's racing into recently liberated villages in eastern Ukraine and rescuing injured people. Foreign news reporter @MikeRDrummond Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Dodging artillery fire and Russian drones, a British man is part of a team racing into recently liberated villages in eastern Ukraine to evacuate civilians and get them to safety. "The destruction is just ridiculous," Chris Parry tells Sky News after a recent mission to a village east of Lyman that saw them fired upon by Russian forces. "We were being shelled by artillery because they were watching us with a drone, and then waiting for us to park up and then they had a minute or two to try and hit us." Once in the village they knock on doors and try to explain through a translator that they are here to help and not Russians going to take them to a forest and kill them. "And today there was a pretty major artillery fight between the Ukrai