in order for our guys not to come into direct contact contacts more book we have one hero signs although for each for each victory for each liberation there are specific names of people specific people who thanks to whom we have the liberation of sumy oblast she the liberation of kherson oblast we have the liberation of the kharkiv direction we have the achievement of the southern direction, behind each of these operations there is a person, victory has its names, and we should all know these names, i wrote an interview with a lazy gait, this is a person who defended the direction of sumyshchyna, just the book dedicated to the fallen heroes who received

ukraine posthumously, this will be a book dedicated to the hero of ukraine alive, who received the hero of ukraine in the last, well, this is a full-scale invasion, this will be a chapter about the heroic deeds of people who should not have happened grookrem, the fate of vitela yes, this is happening at the moment of the 14th year, my the older child , a boy, was four years old, he did not see me for almost six months at the time of the full-scale torination, we are twin boys, well, four years old again, my older child is already 13 in 5 years, we are the older child of draft age and for the key thing for me is not to pass this story on to my children as an inheritance. he, too. i am afraid of the thought that my children may go to war to experience what

i have already experienced. what is my destiny? i am afraid of this thought, and what of the thought that i can hide my children my hair just stands up again, i can't read this text and it's the same thing that makes me get up every day, despite that, professional photographer mykyta zavilinsky put down his camera and stood over the volunteer medical battalion of hospitalists, already as a combat medic he conducted several dozen evacuations wounded from the front in the areas of volgulidar, kurakhov and avdiyivka, then his interview with the marathon, the only news in the war is a very, very cool park, such a very cool bonus that you get, your

tolerance for suffocation decreases very much, at some point you realize that you are seeing something like artificial or false and you don't want to spend time on it, you don't even want to get involved with it capitally on the first channel of public broadcasting i read that from february 24 you decided to join the medical volunteer hospital battalion, what prompted me to do this actually for me regarding february 24, the question arose in which role i would be the most effective in the event of an expansion of those hostilities, which since the 14th year of sympathy that by february 24 something must definitely happen . that is, there, starting from in the 14th year, i always had this idea somewhere in the background that this could happen, it's not that i possessed some

super secret operational information or something like that, but i always took it into account. so, accordingly, the question was relevant for me in what role will i play in the event that there is some kind of large-scale invasion of er from russia and for me it was a choice to be a photographer as it was in 14 or still go the medical route, it probably took me a few months to clearly accept that decision, but as a result, i realized for myself that taking into account the skills and experience that i have had there since the 15th year, because i started hanging out in the first aid club there, it turned into some kind of very strange hobby. this is more useful to me i will bring uh exactly as a medic, that is, it is not the moment when you made the decision to become a medic,

specifically to hospitalists. you already have a confident set of such skills. here is the knowledge in order to become one, that is, i didn’t just come from scratch, i want to be a medic. from scratch, and what was there, i myself was worried about whether their skills and training would be enough for me to be taken to hospitals just like that. but yes, thank you very much. everything came together and i managed to get to them as relatives made a decision today with understanding i think they knew what they were already they won't be able to somehow convince me not to do this, that's why with understanding i know that it was very difficult for them and it still affects their nerves, well-being and everything else , but nevertheless i am very grateful to them that they they treated my choice with understanding, so what functions do you perform , hospitalists, i wanted to say that this is clearly

this and this, but in reality it is not so, in essence, from what we do, we are mainly engaged in medical evacuation, that is, the delivery of the injured from the place of reception injuries er or there evacuation points close to the conditions in the red zone ot a-a to the stabilization point or to the hospital and er the provision of first medical to medical aid at this stage is not zero so you were not carried out of the battlefield depending on situations depending on the situation, when the wounded were carried out with the field soldiers, yes, in which places, well , at which points in the hot spots, we had to be here in these 10 months, what is holding a large-scale he we actually started from kyiv , uh, this is the end of february, the beginning of march and from the end of april to this day with us

rotations take place all in the donetsk region, but specifically this is avdiyivka, and so the conditional-mariupol direction often takes place rotations in us usually 3-4 weeks we are on tasks for 3-4 weeks we are at home that is, accordingly, it is not always like that all i say yes it is you can always put an asterisk, because this is the army, this is the army of a warring country, accordingly, everything there is always subject to one or another change , accordingly, it is usually three or four weeks, but sometimes it can be two weeks, sometimes it can be four weeks, 6 weeks, etc. depending on the situation, the point is that since we are a volunteer unit, we will not receive salaries or combat payments there. and nothing like that, and for most of us there is an additional task in the period between

rotations to still manage to earn some money to support ourselves, well, and save somehow in a certain motivation, because if you were on a contract, for example, then you would receive some, well, we would receive a salary or need combat compensation , etc. i just came across your recent post on facebook, i wrote that for nine during the months of the war on a voluntary basis , a significant part of personal finances was used up, which in some cases, unfortunately, can call into question the very fact of continuing to work in the crew , so why not go for a contract? uh, to mobilize yes, uh, just to be more specific, contracts, mobilization, a little different things, here and there, accordingly, the contract for me, as for a civilian, can be the first for three years, definitely

no. that's why i don't see myself as a military man well, i still don't see myself there hmm let's put it this way, a military career does not evoke any kind of class in me. yes, accordingly, there were three main factors for me when i considered offers to mobilize there in one or another unit. i have to be as efficient as possible. i want to maintain a certain level of personal freedom and the third factor, money, and accordingly, i understood that in fact any of the options for mobilization perfectly closes this third option, yes, that is, the issue of money is basically solved, but uh, then the issue of personal freedom will be in question. yes, because i i will remain in the unit until the end of the war uhu, accordingly, when it will be, it will be a

year, it will be 2 3. i cannot know this, and despite the fact that i am absolutely convinced that i will even be part of the hospitalists as long as this war did not last, i will continue to fulfill my duties tasks, nevertheless, eh. it is this factor that i am tied to, eh. hmmm, i can't cross because of this, psychologically, it's difficult for me, and the first factor with which i started is my maximum efficiency, taking into account all factors now i understand what to bring the most useful and most often to be exactly where i am needed and to be able to perform my role in exactly the format for which i was preparing, i can do it in hospitals. by the way, do you think that it is necessary in such voluntary formations as hospitalists , yes, that's all is still preserved well, if you take the 14-15th year of the army case, we

had problems with tactical medicine, everything was broken, and by the 22nd year, more or less everything was fixed , but there are not enough medics at the front hmm let’s say i really want to live to moment when there will be no need for hospitalists from other voluntary groups, hospitalists are financed from the funds of donors, etc. so i also looked at the website of hospitalists, there is always a list of drugs, everything, medicines and medical products, equipment, it is constantly hanging from the calculation for the month from the bill for the week now for medicines with medicines with equipment everything is fine or something is very, very badly lacking the question is that there are needs at the battalion level there are needs at the crew level so there is specifically ours, for example, respectively at the moment

most of the needs of our crew are specifically covered. and we still have a little bit of finances that we were able to raise specifically for the needs of our crew, at the expense of which we can cover what we now critically need at the battalion level. i will honestly tell you in detail about the whole situation. i own a, but i know that there is always a need for everything, and this includes cars and fuel, and medical drugs, and all kinds of medical products, and everything else. very often, a situation arises when there is a certain distortion , there is a lot of something, but there is not a critical amount of something. enough, that is, for example, there was a moment, it seems, in april, when everyone had already resolved the issue with the tourniquets, er, with the dressing materials, all this was

finished, occlusive stickers, and at the same time, all the hospitalists, er, all the volunteers, whom i personally know who are involved it was the delivery of all kinds of medical supplies to ukraine. everything else was ah, hmm , then the situation changed, well, that is, everything changes in dynamics. and the need is actually always there. and again, it is worth emphasizing the only resource that i have is that of hospitalists we don't have a grant of state support or any institutions, by the way, about the turnstile , he said that there was a problem, then it was solved, or did you have to meet some other ones, i don't know, self-incendiary, or you don't remember clearly, they are all that remain, yes, they are always , always, always, yes, they are taken from people who really want to do something good , but don't really want to bother, uh,

to figure something out, figure out what a turnstile is, ugh, why can't it be self-propelled, and why can't it be in this fuel, would you use self-propelled with a rifle at the front. i don't like weapons, but you have a different question, that is, i understand that a self-propelled tourniquet is very bad, yes, but it's better than nothing or nothing, and because if you don't have a tourniquet at all, you work to get it, you realize the fact that you don't have some necessary element and it changes your behavior on the battlefield, yes, it's like homeopathy , that is, in fact, by giving a fighter a self-inflicted tourniquet, we give him

false hope that this thing will work probably in one of the most critical moments of his life not to mention the fact that this is a waste of extra time, everything else is to put on a self-ignition first, then understand that it does not work , er, find a normal one somewhere, or someone will find a normal one for him there, it’s all time and time, er, at such moments, er it actually counts for seconds, that's why the tourniquet is not just a piece of fabric, yes, with a wooden stick or something like that, tourniquets from certified manufacturers, they come with years of testing, then they also have years of feedback from real users in real conditions the same turnstile cat if you look at them, there are tests not just there, can it spin once and

not break, at the same time, they are tested for their effect during a certain period of time, that is, does this material not weaken the perspective there five minutes 15 hours two yes because if it starts loosen up a little, uh, the bleeding can resume in the same way, in principle, they have proven themselves for many years, and what about the example of ukrainian tourniquets in the same jan or paramedic, see jan. if i am not mistaken , it has been produced since about the 14th year i don't remember exactly, but it seems there were some questions about the quality of everything else, so far i haven't heard any bad reviews even once , and personally, sichi specifically. in the last few months yes, relatively speaking, i personally personally do not use them because it is fundamental yes, it is really fundamental because i

do not believe that in a few months you can do not just make a quality product yes and also go through all necessary e-e rounds of testing all the necessary tests there and everything else is for changes in temperature regimes , there is hope in the conditions of pollution and something else and something else, yes, it’s a lot of everything. that’s a plus to establish a stable, uh, hmm supply line, that’s even if it’s a question of hemostatic , some means of dressing bandages , everything else, analogues of which appear in ukraine, eh, ok, i'm ready to consider, yes, because there is less space for some kind of technical error, and there is a smaller, well, relatively speaking, a little less area of ​​responsibility, yes, the price of an error in the turnstile is less, the price of an error as much as possible well, absolutely as much as possible,

that is, the price of an error is equal to a human life, ah, regarding the recording of our conversation, and they sorted out what you have and in your backpack, a backpack. ugh, everything i need to stop critical bleeding is stored here. i was accessible as quickly as possible, accordingly, here i have tourniquets that we can use on the limbs, arms, legs, here is a place to insert jokes about a tourniquet on the neck, here, in addition to the phenomenoscope, for which there was no a better place is this very interesting device , it is a nodal tourniquet, it is used to stop bleeding, not on the extremities of critical bleeding, where we cannot apply an ordinary tourniquet, it will be either here or here, most often there is also another fairly

new and interesting device called it-clep in fact, what is it, as you know, they take such crabs for long hair, yes, it is something of the type that is only for medical purposes, in fact, it clings to the edge of the wound and thus completely closes it, that's where a blood clot forms and in this way, critical bleeding should stop , it can also be used for bleeding that we cannot stop , for example with tourniquets here and there on the head, for example well, you could use the edge and the wound, but do you know how to use them yes yes in theory for me personally it is - the clamp is one of those devices that you know , i know how it works in theory, but i just need to see in practice how it will actually happen, because theoretically i understand why it stops critical bleeding but i'm at this point, you know how it is with airplanes, yes. you know aerodynamics, everything is there, construction,

negative pressure, everything else, but still, you can't understand how to fly . everything plus-minus e-e is arranged according to the letters a crown march well what is merch march e is an acronym from the tc3 protocol so by moving along this acronym you clearly know in what order what type of help you should provide starting with massive bleeding e-e patency of the respiratory tract, proper breathing, circulation, and so on, respectively, here everything plus-minus is arranged in such a way that it goes exactly in order, that is, the letter m is messenglish massive bleeding e these are two pieces and these pieces the letter a was patency of the respiratory tract a-and here everything is in i have in this pencil case nasopharyngeal airways, oropharyngeal airways, means for intubation and a few more

such interesting pieces of conductors, this is all the thing is inserted g yes, yes, there, a-a, i inserted nasopharyngeally, i inserted these so far only on mannequins, the same here, an ampoule with all kinds of essential solutions, injections, etc., and now on. we have everything we need for burns, small cuts, eye injuries, and every small bandage is what we need to set up intravenous access er and start it's called the daddy's therapy dropper and it's absolutely true that on the sides there are er here are needles for decompression er here there is intra -pust access we will put intravenous access

with the help of this thing, access to the internal bones is like a small pump, when you activate it with a needle, it pierces the skin and is inserted directly into the bone. so, through the vessels inside the bone, we start infusion therapy, also on this side, a bunch of all sorts of small dressings, additional catheters, uh, here's another thing, i can take it to another paramedic and he will have everything necessary for the delivery of intravenous access, the setting of intravenous access , here are small diagnostic and all sorts of things pulse oximeter, i can see a small pen , a flashlight, and gloves, these are scissors. yes, i have another department. here i have endotracheal tubes, here i have occlusive dressings, here i have large anti-burn

bandages, a neck collar, a small set for primary surgical processing, splints and heat forging this opinion, not everyone can become a combat medic, even ok, just a civilian combat medic, you need medical training, people with medical training, yes, every civilian medic can become a bmw of your practice. you saw it. i would even bet the question is whether every civilian medic should become a combatant if he really wants to. i believe that we can win only if each person finds the right place to transfer his efforts, but if all civilian medics now go to zero, who will be here, yes, but my question was exactly about that well, for example , a person aspires to become a combat method to help on the front, he has the appropriate education, training, medical practice a-a but is

this a guarantee that he can become a combat method, so that he can become a medic that he will not lose at the sight of blood on the battlefield consciousness, roughly speaking, this is very roughly speaking, but no, i believe that a good civilian medic is not the same as a good combat medic, then as a quality, it is inherent to a combat medic, in which case is it distinguished from a combat medic ? and you have a component of the tactics of tactical training yes, and according to your specific role yes, depending on how far or close you are from specifically there zero, it will change a little bit, according to what i saw absolutely wonderful civilian medics are good people in their own right, and besides, wonderful specialists who simply froze in a combat situation and simply froze

and became incapacitated is an additional problem somewhere in the greenhouse i don't want to put it like that i don't want to put it like that because uh, man, okay, let's say it differently, they were of less use than they could not perform combat tasks , so, that is, you can't just leave the reception department today or go with the surgical department and get in the car and go to the front is still needed. it is certain that additional training needs to be completed, at least a minimum base of tactical training must be obtained and one must in a certain way adapt one's medical skills to military realities. by the way, did you have to save wounded russians? the military army of the aggressor, what would it be for myself, literally, that would be

the solution, i would save him, i would ask for something else, i would ask him to die, i would definitely save him, well, more precisely , i would do the work that i have to do as a doctor would save a person's life like that yes, i would, why would i save a life, because our relationship with the prisoners and their relationship with the prisoners is what distinguishes us, and i say this as a person in which a-a-m-m-there are still friends in captivity. i would definitely make an effort to provide the amount of help that we have and can provide, at least from an existential point of view, which is what distinguishes us from them at most it's still an exchange fund of ugu , that is, it is there and from the point of view of some kind of moral

from a pragmatic point of view, i have answers to these questions. i understand that it is possible, not well, a very popular opinion. yes, what can it cause in someone? there is some kind of disagreement. yes, but this is the choice that i personally made for myself now. being in the city. well, that's how you look at everything, let's say with military eyes, how you perceive it and what you see is what you hear here, if we are talking about the fact that there people have the opportunity to walk the streets there conditionally calmly and spend time there with friends with seven yes yes, with joy, definitely with joy, because it's not my words are the words that my friend said to me, the one who is currently in captivity, the azov doctor, he said this to me sometime in the year 15, 16, when he came back to

kyiv one of the first times these words resonated with me very strongly and were very, very deeply imprinted in me. so he says that for the first few days , even though i look at all of this, he makes a little noise . what are we fighting for, this relatively normal life yes, taking into account all the factors that are there for the sake of preserving it, we sacrifice our time there, our health, sometimes our lives, and accordingly, when we come here and see all this, it makes me personally happy because i understand that something like this means we they did it. that's right, there is something in civilian life that really annoys you, a few things, probably, that's what a-ah a little bit bothers a-ah right piled up in the garbage,

right here in the garbage piled up, yes, it's a little bit annoying and annoying, very beautiful new jeeps painted in matte green with military license plates, but which ones are like that ? that means through all the lanes, the lanes of public transport there. on the red , cutting without turns, everything else is upset with plates somewhere, or with night passes, there might be some dfg, something, something there, that is, the car is clearly never there i didn’t leave the borders of kyiv, here i am driving very often, people are purely the appearance of which i am i understand that i don’t look much like a military person

either. there are some formations there, that's very strong. you are more. it's the same when other military even there on military wheelbarrows in kyiv drive the way they drive there, and you're going to do it. well, i really want to stop and say, dudes . well, like, well, the mortar is working there now, yes, or are you afraid? what are you like now someone is going to stop you behind this er behind the next house or something like that this is a little bit so hmm this is annoying it is annoying a little bit it seems to me that the military no matter where he is so that he is not dressed and he is still hmm must be certain example we can't afford a-a any way now