Dr Jari was forced to seek shelter with other staff and patients in a basement during the merciless bombardment of the city on Friday night and early Saturday morning.
Syrian doctor Ossama Jari at a hospital in Mykolaiv. All photos: AFP
Syrian doctor Ossama Jari (L) examines a patient in a hospital in Mykolaiv, on March 12, 2022. - Jari is a Syrian doctor who flee from war from Damascus to Ukraine, now caught by another war. (Photo by BULENT KILIC / AFP)
The Syrian ophthalmologist now finds himself in another conflict after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Dressed in shirt printed with nautical motifs, Dr Jari is still trying to treat patients at his clinic in the north-east Ingulski district of Mykolaiv.
Mykolaiv, a city of about 500,000, stands in the way of Russia's campaign to take the Black Sea port of Odesa.
Dr Jari was forced to seek shelter with other staff and patients in a basement during the merciless bombardment of the city on Friday night and early Saturday morning.
Syrian doctor Ossama Jari at a hospital in Mykolaiv. All photos: AFP
Syrian doctor Ossama Jari (L) examines a patient in a hospital in Mykolaiv, on March 12, 2022. - Jari is a Syrian doctor who flee from war from Damascus to Ukraine, now caught by another war. (Photo by BULENT KILIC / AFP)
The Syrian ophthalmologist now finds himself in another conflict after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Dressed in shirt printed with nautical motifs, Dr Jari is still trying to treat patients at his clinic in the north-east Ingulski district of Mykolaiv.
Mykolaiv, a city of about 500,000, stands in the way of Russia's campaign to take the Black Sea port of Odesa.
Dr Jari was forced to seek shelter with other staff and patients in a basement during the merciless bombardment of the city on Friday night and early Saturday morning.
