The MES officers in Gorlovka had to go to the fires in the vests and helmets because of the constant threat of shelling and drone attacks, and RT officer Valery Dybov, who had served in the city since February 2015, told RT of the change in the work of rescue workers during the fighting.
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The MES officers in Gorlovka had to go to the fires in the vests and helmets because of the constant threat of shelling and drone attacks, and RT officer Valery Dybov, who had served in the city since February 2015, told RT of the change in the work of rescue workers during the fighting.