until i shuddered and did not give help, i did not come, and he said that we should not apply for it, and he should have no weight at all, and that is probably the training in lviv, and it really showed that they were taught well there, that he was not afraid of anything without bulletproof vest without a story, he says it was a mess for me so that i could help the fact that i was really wounded by a kostiantynivka, he left with the first 22 men for training a week before the departure of the entire battalion, that is, in fact, he was in charge of medical support and helped to bring order to the the school, where we later settled, and when we arrived in konstantinovka, a medical center was immediately set up, an isolation ward for soldiers who were sick , by then winter had already set in, colds were gnawing at them, and they were placed separately. they were treated separately and

looked after separately. or where he lived, i look at the boy, they are constantly coming. well, first, as a commander. well, they are probably mowing. well, what are they going to him? this type introduced very by the way, he was so pedantic in that he was in the plan. she is always in order with him, everything was under the record, and i look at the outpatient journal that there are records there, but there are no requests in front of me in front of the commander according to the statute of dismissal, what are they to you top people come here and he tells me to talk and then i understand that he motivated a lot of people, first of all, he knew how to listen,

people gravitated to him. his conversations even saved the lives of some. the first vacation came to us in guests visiting everyone how do you have a fever there, it's hard for them to act they came from school desks - when shots are fired panic these children are running away they are hit by crazy bullets they need to calm down i have a whore lol i bought i have sedative pills i drank i calmed down i talked already they are wary already some, i say, this is just another life, some for you, savior . their mothers will be grateful to you. he spent the night directly in the medical center, he had a bed in the medical center, and he did not even want to move to us. to the doctors, that is, the birds, that is they run all the way to the second floor and say i'll be there kirill i'll be there i'll sit there then they

divided our battalion into two because there was another part of it still in druzkivka and one of my paramedics was a simpleton there, that is, in fact, there were two of us in kostyantynivka we each had to be able to be called at any moment, we agreed, i stood in for the assistants, well, the chief, keru . well, we agreed every half hour there, we change the frequency of the nation. why do you need something, if something happens , no, no, i have to listen to everything there, and we changed a couple, and so we ran a couple of times, very much, then, just for fun, sometimes we changed, well, let ihorka run, he immediately runs. when our eighth company began to change units of 90 separate battalion, zinesh with the

first unit went to the new terminal of the donetsk airport, and he went to his zine with the eighth company, he was still in december. well, i already arrived, he was already there for two weeks, just before that, the old man the terminal was already lost, it wasn't three points, but there were only two points, and there was a tower, and there was a terminal , he left first. at first, they told me that he was not needed. i was still in kostyantynivka, and he left the chips, as far as i remember, and actually there before the replacement there for about a week or two, the battalion was usually stationed in piskye and vodyannoy, that is, it was still in piskye and it was beaten somewhere a week before the arrival. and i was already in front of it, well, in fact, there were no medics for

suficers . shooting a medic must necessarily be present, so the question is that if i send a unit to the terminal of the donetsk report without a medic, well, that doesn't happen , why exactly did the choice fall on the boy, it's his relentless, relentless request every day send me to the boys well, i realized to myself that the most useful there to him they will believe, he will calm down. he will do what others will not do. we thought that if there were doctors, he would be in very poor health. well, somewhere there, there was a nurse or somewhere there , no one thought that he would go to the airport we watched it all the time for him, it was so scary. what are the cyborgs, what is there. how

brave they are, everything and our games are so kind. but how did he really end up there, what did the boys say about him, that he was so strong, he was there for the new year, we knew it turned out i'm telling you, chess, fireworks, there's something. what's wrong with you ? then they probably started more, and after the new year, more of them started beating. he then said that he was good and he called and i called, mainly he called because well, i didn't know when you can to call, especially after we found out that he was there, he called me in the middle of the day, he called me sometimes at night, more at night, more at night, we talked more, he told me something, he asked me, then the guys came and told me everything. and what was going on there

and what they ate, what they drank, how they he scraped the walls , he never said that, of course, but what he just said. what they say is one wounded, he says adding 10 and it will be true. if three wounded, add 10 and it will be true. let's come and we'll figure it out, and few of those who wanted to figure it out came from there, they dumped food and water supplies there, then he showed us what to carry, because it was our first time, we still told him this way, that way , that way, guys, don't stick out all the time when he's sitting in your house there under the coffee, he always liked coffee and talked and told something, told

stories, told stories, he was an ordinary act, ambitious, he dreamed a lot, as he said then, he wanted to proceed, he wanted to continue his business, heeded his mother's advice, so that his mother said that you will become a man. go to of the doctor yes, he liked to eat cake and that there was a lot of cream in it, he liked to eat mayonnaise with it, absolutely, absolutely, on bread, it is for him without mayonnaise, he did not even want to eat it. and when he went to the anti-terrorist operation, he ate a lot of candy, i don't know how much he didn't eat when i was at home, we sent him a lot of parcels to him and they were empty, it turned out that the boys said that he had a lot of candy

and his pockets were full of them soothed with candies when we we went to the airport. well, there everyone took what they thought was necessary. igor got himself a pair of sneakers. he always had sneakers in his pocket instead of painkillers. he looked at first. yes, people, there is a slight scratch or something else. you don’t need anything. chocolate calms you down after the first explosion . i can understand something, a fragment of concrete or a brick flew into my chest very hard , hell, it wouldn't hurt that much, hell, nothing. i approached igor, tell me what kind of painkiller he put his hand in his pocket, looked, pulled out snickers, says na without pain, you will still need the last ones

and there is crimea, a nut, too, there is cream of the sea, he was injured and they couldn’t take him out, then i was just at work and he called me on his phone so that my mother would raise everyone let them pray because the guy is young before it is hard i can’t watch he is dying. let everyone pray that he can be taken out. on january 7, the first one was wounded, and it was igor, whose right hand was torn off by the jaw and he was flipping, and then i remember that you will be able to fast at 12 o'clock. he was brought to the military station somewhere in 20, probably 12, it was heard in order to someone was injured, as it was very cold , the radio stations often went down. when i went to the headquarters to change the batteries, i wanted to see who was

wounded, the commander of the first platoon, ivan khomyachin jumped out and said to you, you don't need to look at the radio station, the battery is coming from here, and we had such a table it is made of granite , well, probably up to 3 m long, 70 centimeters wide . and you know what was on the table. you know, with one hand, they grabbed it and put it down. the tumor has already started to make changes in his face, he is suffocating and igor grabs such a tube that was able to go down our throats to breathe, he inserted it into the larynx and to everyone, quietly, quietly, i will ask you

. only on his left hand, because i know he signed it sometime on sunday, probably two or three before we were supposed to leave, and i noticed him, you know, there was such a thin, beautiful ring. well, for some reason, it just stuck in my memory as then we these were recognized taking into account that the trachea was torn there and it was torn because there was no larynx, he simply put a tube in the trachea and safely only because of that he was able to breathe. he was kept alive for a long time. such injuries caused him to remain alive because there were doctors or something. well , they thought that there was no way to know what kind of doctor he was. he was just a med. my brother was kept for two days. he was injured. he promised

that his arm was torn off. dnipropetrovsk, the guys told stories, then the doctors gathered and could not believe that such a difficult person could be kept in the conditions of cold and more than two smaller ones in the dnipro and already lived, and then the fact that rymar did not die immediately, it was a miracle, honestly, because he lost a painful shock, the loss is great for him. well, i i know that he later died there, er, in the hospital , but he was extremely lucky then. the first question is that it’s simple. saying whose name is not everyone had no idea what to do and how to do it, it was very important to know

the situation in the terminal in terms of the dead and wounded and in general by the number of people left there well, in order to make some calculations somehow it fell out of my mind until the blood came, she had such communication they were constantly in touch with each other, and she let me read all that was available, wrote the prices of the stingy and clearly wrote back who was injured, the diagnosis as soon as possible, because it was very important for the crumbs, she managed it evacuation, you understand, her main task was based on the diagnoses given by zinich, to calculate and give instructions, which nurse is there , the helicopter is there, you understand that the helicopter is here there,

it’s not long, i just took the helicopter and flew in. i jammed it into that song, god forbid , they fired at it, did not destroy it, and so on. it is very big. there were also cover artillerists and a lot of people. that they had this communication that saved many lives between er-e communications with a puppy and a crumb, this is an indisputable fact it happened in front of my eyes, there was peace at night, and at 4:00 p.m., at six o'clock in the morning, the most protracted battle began, which lasted for about a day without stopping , that is, ihorchyk, the psycho, was already in a break,

they carried and carried 50 boys to him, that they were a tree in concrete up there from mm, they threw moles and grenades all over there, igor, a continuous vest , without anything, went there to see what they were throwing. well , they told our team that he was from lisvinsky, he was this one, so if the opponent, moreover, settled down, explained what it is, he is some lezvinsky, he says, well, to everyone to lie down, i walked without a bronik to a question with hope, a bronik, he says, first of all, i constantly need to bend over to someone else, there is something difficult to get up , well, i need to be mobile here and there, and secondly , if it has to happen and it will happen, this is such a person, he was a positive person, he is such he was charged all the time, he immediately screamed, help me, he could gather five men at once, the chaplain was there, too , and he was a medic right away. well, who has an easier wound

, then wait, i have a more serious one, you wait, you can do it, there is a scratch, then the bullshit is called flying i don't know what happened and i got hit by a wave. but i ended up on the side a couple of meters away. the pain was severe and they brought me here in the winter time. well, taras took me to a psychiatrist and he took off my body armor and pulled me up and he said, everything is fine. don't worry there . only a bruise everything is fine but i have an injection and he says now two minutes everything will be fine now they brought the boy, they are filming a fairy tale well, there is a hole in the head so that igor's slipper is like the seventh one won't save him, then a pause of about

20 seconds, come on guys do not help sidion table, we will save him, well, you don't understand. he fought for his life for everyone. i was wounded late in the evening at half past eight in the evening . hit me in the back, i took a step, then i flew all the way behind the body, then i raised my hand with one hand, crawled under the kamaz and lay like that until seven in the morning, 23° frost. well , you don’t hear, well, the injury on the second day, when i was already pulled out, my right arm didn’t work ihor ran up that armored car is like that well, it's the sixth grade i cut it off i threw it away once i looked at the head when i said i broke off how many splinters it's no big deal once it became so hollow when i cut it open the wound

looked uh well it's deep you don't see anything yes oyo the hand does not do well and i lie down and think that the boy, unfortunately, i don't know his name and screams doberman doberman water doberman water ihor told me to drink water a little bit at a time from the tube, you don't need to drink a lot, there is a lot of blood loss and i am so left-handed , sometimes i didn't see myself coming back i can't do everything it hurts, you know, from that blow on the paws of his hand, and they hold it like that, i warm it, i warm it to you until it arises what are you doing? i say that it’s nothing, so, well , i’m surprised. well, i warm my hand because it’s cold . that you warmed up

closer to the first year and they already took up a circular defense and stood there. well, we later realized that we did not know about it and blew up the center of the airport. where we were before that, they also blew up all

the walls, there were many contusions, well, there were not 200 serious ones, i remember i really find a lot of them in this and that the moment of the games is blessed. i remember that he actually bandaged his head on the move, gave himself an injection, and didn't even sit down, he immediately went to help the other guys in the assembly, he wasn't injured. well, probably something flew into him from the concrete or bricks, walls, all well, they fell and flew straight, and he, well, everyone saw him, he went to the corner where the 200 were, turned his back to us, to everyone in the corner, and transported himself after the first time they were blown up and they said that the medic was wounded. so i told him i immediately called and said, "so what are you doing?"

how much i don't call him, i say well, guys, why aren't you going on rotation, there's no one to replace her , i asked her to the valley where she went, i say well, let someone go there as much as possible because it's cold, and it's winter and it 's war, and the guys are going on rotation, there's no one to replace then they say the doctor was wounded, well, the doctor was wounded, i say the same one, who is there, why don’t you leave it all, you won’t come, he says, well, you know, shut up, then we say that doctor had mine, he calls me a doctor, but he stayed, there were many injured, just 16 it on the 16th, there were a lot of wounded people, and every hour

it was increasing that there were problems, big problems, mozygor constantly called, he would be on the phone, he told me that he had something to do, something to do. so, towards the end, he said he couldn't stand it anymore because it was a little difficult i say, wait, i’m leaving, you were told to leave, he says i can’t quit, in fact, all our shifts were counted for 10-12 days, staying there 33 days before his death, because he died on the 20th after the second detonation of the new terminal, 33 days he i stayed there for four rotations. unfortunately, we didn't have any doctors, and we didn't have any amputations with igor, and in fact the whole period until the very end , i was still there to replace igor , a doctor came from another unit and the next

day she left the terminal was evacuated , you will probably be here, these were these moments of truth, someone is dying , wounded, not wounded, taking the place of the wounded, healthy and able to perform the task physically, but not morally, was evacuated, a car drove there in the morning and we are all the same heavy ones, well they jammed the car so much that not one of them was so loaded that she did n't leave, that even the doors didn't close. and he was supposed to leave with us all then. he already came to me and gave me his machine gun . five minutes, he says no, i can't, because a new medic has arrived, he says, "well, what did he get

?" there's nothing to do here, you're leaving too when i was leaving two steps later i would do it running, running, i have to leave and i look after those guys who remained, what i remembered here at the last moment, that everyone 's lips were moving, i understood that everyone was praying, who is mif and when i was given the floor in the church to say when i return back, i said the following words, if you had prayed as much as we did in the church and here at home, there would never have been a war, even when we returned, i did not see who i brought. i know that i brought 32 people, 16 of them were

mine , including the dead. stayed for their sake everything there was everything there was now no now there is just so stupid stupid stupid stupid pain you see the boys came and said what he said i will not leave my people, they suggested he leave well he said i will not leave my people how could he leave the wounded you yourself would not understand this i and mother, i understand, and i would already like him to come back and come and that's all. well, if there was no doctor there, how can they leave the wounded? that you have

prepared for me that you will prepare something delicious for me i say, what do you want to find deliciously for the next day, too? after this detonation, i remember that there was silence in general, no one was shooting at anything, no one was visible, but they could not think of anything to understand that the detonation was being prepared right under us, precisely under us, 1,400 kg of spent and under us there are already 1,600. that is, the miners were sorting it out there, they said that if it is laid out correctly, you don't know how many buildings half a city can demolish, well, that's what the guys told me that you were leaving captivity already when the guys came to us, yes. it was summer. they all these guys came to me. they came from the rotation of the 80s, there must have been a lot there, 12, maybe 15, i

don’t remember about it, i won’t say, and they told me they heard how something was being built, how something was being done under them, they couldn’t do anything about me as far as were surrounded on such a small patch there were all the wounds not in the middle and they kept fasts and that is why he was mixed because when the explosion happened he flew away together with the wounds mostly those who were early died who were lying and he was among them because he well, where could he be? only the prisoner was getting ready for the night, that's what they say, i remember ihor zinich got out, got out of the sleeping bag , went to pick up the wounded, i approached him, i said, can i get into your sleeping bag, i'm going to sleep a bit, he says, can i have a sleeping bag at all