There is no electricity or running water in the Ukrainian town of Bakhmut, in the Donetsk region, and the threat of death from incoming rounds is constant. Security and Defence Editor @haynesdeborah Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player A middle-aged woman with a bright yellow hat stepped out of a white van close to the frontline Ukrainian town of Bakhmut, one of the most dangerous places on the planet. Smiling cheerfully, Liudmyla Bila handed out a jumble of supplies - from woollen socks and metal pans to dried noodles and cans of beans - to a small group of grateful soldiers. She even gave them periscopes - useful to peer over the top of a trench - and heart-shaped biscuits. "The guys are helping us [the troops gave her fuel] - and we are helping them", Liudmyla, 45, said, before jumping back into her van, with two other companions, and heading into Bakhmut. The trio is among a band of volunteers that braves the treacherous journey to distribute aid to the few