I'm interested in Médecins Sans Frontières' current operations in Ukraine. Please navigate to the Ukraine country page on msf.ch. Describe the main types of health services MSF provides there, explaining why they are not conducting surgical activities as typically seen in conflict zones. Additionally, identify the specific vulnerable groups targeted for mental health support. Finally, confirm if there are any filters or search options on the 'Nos actions' page that allow users to find interventions by specific crisis types (e.g., conflict, epidemic) rather than just by country.
Navigate to 'msf.ch'. Click on the 'Nos actions' (Our actions) link in the main navigation. Locate and click on the 'Ukraine' link under 'Où nous sommes' (Where we are). On the Ukraine page, identify and describe the main types of health services provided. Explain why MSF is not conducting surgical activities in Ukraine. Identify the specific vulnerable groups targeted for mental health support. Go back to the 'Nos actions' page. Thoroughly examine the 'Nos actions' page for any filtering or search functionalities that allow users to find interventions by specific crisis types. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the Ukraine country page. The agent states that MSF provides 'Santé générale' (General health) services, specifically through mobile clinics for patients with chronic diseases. The agent explains that MSF is not conducting surgical activities because Ukrainian hospitals have remained functional and healthcare staff are still present. The agent identifies children, the elderly, and healthcare workers as specific vulnerable groups targeted for mental health support. The agent confirms that there are no apparent filtering or search functionalities on the 'Nos actions' page that allow users to find interventions by specific crisis types, beyond navigating by country links.