A Scots council worker has come under fire while in Ukraine helping to rescue civilians.
Grzegorz Rybak, 45, travelled to to the war-torn country at the start of December after arranging leave with Edinburgh council. Using a van he fundraised to buy in Edinburgh, the care support worker has been helping to deliver aid in Kramatorsk and also rescuing any residents looking to escape.
He says the Ukranian troops and the remaining residents in Kramatorsk are under constant barrage and have little food, reports Edinburgh Live.