[000:00:00;00] i don’t have any skills in the essentials, so you went, you know , and i don’t like this question, because i don’t know how to answer it correctly. a question to everyone, who is your book, an excuse for myself damn, i'll say yes, i was so scared that the slipper was just when i walked in my knees , damn, i didn't know how to behave at all, but i didn't have any options, that is, i don't see that's why i'm asking because i'm very i often remember this picture. i live in kyiv not far from the military commissariat, and i remember what was going on at that time. and there is a street nearby, the road that leads to the exit from kyiv, it was just completely filled with cars, as you say

, men, children, women, and this is in contrast and another line to the military commissariat and including that i remember it was very good when you talked about your child i had my flashbacks because i also had a very serious conversation with my daughter at that time she was 10 and very scary when your children grow up and they grow up before your eyes and unfortunately in under such conditions and that is why i am proud of the men who made such a choice. each of them had their own motivation. i have a question for those who went , but i have no right to judge them myself. i just think that it is normal, that is, well, this is the only correct option, that is, not that why are you so cool, you went to fight, yes nifiga, i never went to fight in my life, i damn it, i didn’t pass the conscription, because i always thought that service in the army in civilian time, well, it’s something not for me, you definitely understand, but damn, when the war knocks

, you don’t even damn it to the country stupidly to your house in those driveways, well, how? well, how? well , what about getting together and getting settled in life somewhere in another city, going? you don't understand. well, we don't, we don't know what war looks like, we watched the war on tv, that is, for a few days , there was a panic that there was a little lina, tomorrow there will be russian women with machine guns with machine guns under my windows, don't you understand there are tanks , thank god that there were no tanks there, but there are city ​​and he says i'm going and i, well, i panic at first, but then one morning he woke up and said i'm going to the military commissariat i say ok i respect his choice, i just don't know even if there was no child 90% that i would definitely do the same

you got to the training part. how long did you stay there after you passed the month? it was on july 5. they finally called me and they called me something. the next day i was already on my way, it seems like a day later. was under well, it was still august of last year. well, of course, they hadn't reached the city yet, even then it was in front of the city, a positional war. i'm there. well, that is, as they say, from a ship to a beam, you can tell right away that you were a com yes yes yes, my position is sagittarius

and it is precisely in this eye that everything is there and i got into this status, of course i was very pleased that he is a veterinarian and he does not understand medicines and so on. was everything and i had it the hope is that he will be taken to the medical center because he has no experience there, especially not a super-athlete. yes, in the plan, and i thought that he is, but when he calls, he says, “what if i am assigned to the airborne assault troops and i am just, well, for the most scary thing for me is what could have happened to the airborne assault, well, it was difficult, and when he was all right. there were 15 of you people. yes, the neighbors and he says oleksiy says that now we are on the third line there are still 10 days to study something

there somewhere there somehow there is good i have some phone numbers of guys from the school there yes yes i didn't call i didn't panic yes i have sasha kolya there petya, you know, so that it would be. who knows. and here he rings the bell. he says that we arrived, all the boys were taken to one place, i stayed alone , eh, for sure, we will go, most of them got into one battalion, and i was in another battalion, they worked in a different position - in another positions at all and i was well in absolutely to a new environment, it's like this once again i was torn out of my comfort zone to some kind of nonsense, it's not the last time we talk and he disappears and he disappears for 10 days so we arrived closer to the position and hmm there was still no understanding, i could already contact my wife, but i still didn't understand what exactly will happen tomorrow what's next and i say that we 'll be divided, maybe today, maybe tomorrow i'll tell you

later when i'll be able to contact you, i 'll tell you everything but there was no chance to contact me anymore and i for eight or nine days 10 for days we were in the trenches under constant barrage of shelling. well, in short, with drones, with all my beauty, it would be a baptism for me. well, nothing, somehow there, my wife must have already found out the prices for cremation during this time, because well, i really didn’t, it was probably the most difficult thing i just didn't say it, that i didn't have time to say that i was where i was, when, and also that one of my brothers went out a day earlier and i gave him the phone , please, i say there will be a connection, something, even if there are two words, say what for the moment when i'm at the moment when i'm with you when you saw me i was alive just so that she knows that at least there. and how are they? many people ask and ask. i don't know . well, you just don't understand at all, that is, the eastern

direction. well, i didn't understand at all, not the company, not the battalion, nobody. he said that the boys went separately. i i don't have any last name or phone number left, that is, i understand that if, well , the worst case scenario, i don't even call the hotline, i won't be able to prytula oleksiy in the east, that is, i don't have it at all. so it was scary that i understood that i was his i won't even find it if anything and uh, on the other hand, you are an adult there, still a girl, a woman, you go, the size, yes, the war has nothing to do with it, everything is okay, then 5 minutes pass. you go with your daughter, you look at her and you don't understand does she still have a dad or not? well, that's it this is unknown. how about calling my friend oleksiy and saying that everything is okay? there

is an unknown number around 11 o'clock in the evening . hello. good day and it begins . i don't know. and we don't know where he is . well, we can't contact him. we were together at school i say i also don't know where he is, that is, all the boys when they were still calling another person who had my wife's phone well , how did they all contact each other because they were all sent to study there on some third line and they are all there roll call, everyone is there. there is no shelter. and he is so neat to me. and you are here in the office, just for a few seconds. well, he will tell you the information. this is your husband's brother and a pause, and i. you understand everything, then he says no, i don't know where we

are waiting for everything, and then when he called already at night also 2:30 a.m. my brother says good afternoon, there are such and such so i was with your husband pause i am like that and everything is okay with her and we went out there is no connection he asked a lot so and so we still have his word there password was he ska- he told you to say this word, he calls it, i laughed, she says yes, then everything is okay and here is the next morning or at lunchtime, that oleksy is not all , well, this is the unknown , this is probably the most frightening thing. it's nothing . but your specialization is your profession you needed it in the war in the future. this was already the case after the kharkiv counteroffensive. we were already going out on a raisin to a raisin in the direction

of the estuary and i was transferred there to the med unit of our battalion. i performed the duties of a paramedic and the task was to take the guys from the front lines taking out the dead, bringing in the wounded, and so on, and until the wounding itself, i didn't do this to my brothers, well, you can put it this way. so we arrived at the point that was given to us to pick up the wounded guys, we didn't know the details but it so happened that we got there, but the guys were not there at that time because the point was completely under constant fire and our car had already been blown up, then we left the car , we hid there was such a ravine, we were listed in this ravine for an hour, er, and

then 30 in the morning of september, we took the boys away, came under fire or hit a car , but all the unfortunates remained absolutely alive and unharmed, and then, well, i read your interviews and you describe that day so eloquently. how did you impose yourself on yourself, god? help me, maybe i’m describing it so simply, but in fact, you know, in fact, a lot of things have been erased during this time, because almost a year has passed, uh, you don’t notice how i’ve been in treatment , i’ve been getting prosthetics for longer than i fought, in fact , but in principle, this day i i probably remember it quite well. you talked a lot about tourniquets then , about their quality, so that it can depend on their quality . well, there is a way to save the legs, they cannot, it depends one hundred percent on the blood loss , which can be prevented with

the help of tourniquets more part dies people more than a short steering wheel injuries of some well, in general, it is explosive because you saw whether all the guys have such high-quality turnstiles or do they all know how to use them correctly? well, quite a lot of publicity because well , i am facing this. i am interested in monitors, such things , but i am sure that this is still a big problem. and the ability to use it and the quality of the turnstiles themselves. when i read again this is your interview, you describe your body, your legs, you compare them to the body of an octopus, an octopus, why an octopus, well, because it's on h macaroni, that's it, you all night

seemed to me mixed up with pants, that is, when i probably lost consciousness for some, well, on for a long time, i had this talent of the bertz lying right on my chest, and here it was like this, it was mixed up, i also threw it all off, i immediately understood what had happened, absolutely i somehow managed to prevent panic, i understand what i have to do, i have a tourniquet here, a tourniquet i kept pushing myself, translated the documents, translated the phone, it's broken because under the cover there was yuliy's number, i didn't know it by heart , and so that i wouldn't lose it, now i left it in my pocket so that the damage increased, i checked the groin and the head , i think everything is fine well, it's normal, and you remember lying there for two more months. i think she was there for a month or two and she will be coming in, but it turned out to be a little more complicated, that's all, well, it doesn't matter , then i was there not far from my position . there were guys from other units of ours. i didn't

i know them, and unfortunately for me, this is because i imposed it on myself turnstiles, but if i hadn't been evacuated in time, it all could have happened, well, first of all, to the point from where we left to exactly to my medical unit, then to the field hospital, uh , well, it all happened somewhere around half past one, probably something there for half an hour, i already sustained injuries i've already been taken out, it's really very lucky because it was done under shelling , it was very much like in a movie. well, actually, i was operated on for the first time in the evening in the field hospital. this woman has already gone to kharkiv, where another operation was performed. i spent 2-3 days there immediately, my wife came to me right away and i was transferred to kyiv, where i spent most of

the time there for several more operations and well, somehow, that is, in the hospital i was there until the end of march, then i got into a valuable center in the ruble, and later on to prosthetics. who called yulia yulia, who informed you? someone called from my friends. they wrote. i'm sorry about my brothers and i just told her that i have a problem with my legs, a serious problem with us and that's all. i'm already in in the field hospital, when i woke up after the anesthesia, i asked the surgeon there for a phone and he dialed it because i was lying down. i need to tell this somehow . because i also called and she tells me like i'm aware like everything is fine and well i don't know did you know that there

was an amputation yes no you just knew that there was some kind of trouble trouble well i say that they wrote to me there and said that oleksia first of all i i thought we made a mistake because we talked to him in the morning . that day, he sent me a video as a uh under when they left for the first time, how gutted was the car, and they said that we probably won't go today because the cars are in a very bad condition, and while we were talking with him, i heard how his surgery was called . he was just called and during this trip he was wounded, but we talked with him, you know how my plussik talked today, my posts are fine, i was traveling around the city there for work and i received a message ah yulia oleksia is badly injured, hold on, i am writing sorry, i am prytula's wife you are oleksiy

we probably made a mistake with him today, we talked to him, and it happened to me at 5:03 p.m. they wrote to us, and we were there at 12:00 noon , we talked to him. no, he was injured during the second trip there around one o'clock. i say what to do first. well what what hmm hmm hold on he has badly injured lower limbs it was written to me by a doctor and i understood then i for myself somehow immediately understood that in the last war during the war a person will not write badly injured lower limbs if there is a colored wound or there is a broken, severely injured u i immediately assumed that there was such a horror that it could be, and unfortunately, it came true later when oleksii called around eight in the evening from the field hospital and he was like, uh, i'm wounded there, i have to

tell you something, everything is very bad, i say somehow i didn't cry at all, then i hung up the phone, but somehow i switched the phone, i say, you're calling , everything's fine, he's like no-no-no, you don't understand, i say , well, you're conscious, you remember everything , the internal organs were injured, and the head whole yes no, i don't have legs there, i'm not saying anything let's figure it out, he didn't - he must have told me five times because he thought that i wasn't coming to me. i don't understand that you were afraid of being scared and were you afraid that she didn't understand or were you afraid that yulia would leave? it's hard for me, i actually remember it very poorly, that is, i i know that there was such a fact that i called , that i told, i don't remember the details, because i recently just came out of anesthesia, i started everything completely normal, nothing hurt, i kind of lay there calm, that's why i, but i don't remember what i specifically said there and that well, i don't know, well , you know, as a person you have been with me for many years, she

in my opinion, she must clearly understand what happened in order to somehow think about how she wants to proceed. and that's all, i had no doubts that it was all now. i'll say she'll go somewhere shorter and take the child. i didn't think about it at all, but damn it. i wanted her to accept this clearly. well, in short, it is clear what exactly it is for, that it is not just there, something has been gutted somewhere, until there is nothing there . at the end of the conversation, he says, you know, it ’s not me, it’s not me, because there is, you’re afraid, and that’s actually the case. is because our bodies help us overcome those obstacles occur on our way sometimes when you lose your hand, someone close to you gives their own when your daughter found out that you

were injured the next day i the moment you become the executioner for your relatives, for mothers, well, that is, you will now tell all this to others, to others , to oleksia's mother, i decided in the evening not to tell her . she has diabetes and blood pressure problems , she lives elsewhere and i was afraid in the evening i spend the night thinking, in the morning i will feel where she is, what she is, who is near her , because i was worried that now i would have to save her and go to my daughter. please let me tell you everything but come on tomorrow we woke up in the morning i sat her down on the couch i said zaika i need to talk to you uh first i when oleksiy and i were talking i asked him what we were doing what we were saying i mean you could say dad is in the hospital

i had to say the general word wounded, er, to say well, you are kind of telling the truth, but the child is wounded, well, wounded, how to feed and everything, we made a decision to say everything at once , as it is, explain everything at once specifically . dad has no legs, she burst into tears and cried together , and then i started to google and showed her what wheelchairs look like, how different people are, not only grandmothers and grandfathers. are running they swim on these prostheses, that is, as much as possible, that life is not over. she says we will make iron main on hers. she likes marvel, so she agreed, said ok , then she asked again for sure they won’t grow back. sits, thinks, says that oleksiy had a period in his life when he very often experimented with his appearance

, he was bald, then he grew it, then he shaved it off , then he moustached, then he shaved it, and she sits and says, well, look , we loved dad with a bald head, he says, we loved him with a beard loved loved without a beard loved says in the future and without legs we will love well that's it we are so and so and we decided but in the end she started saying i have to i want to go to the room to think she says ok well she goes out stops at the door and says what about mom if uh they will insult him in the yard, i will fight and turned around and left , and here, well, we had such and such a conversation with her, oleksiyu. nevertheless we are very

we were lucky, we were very lucky because i had to see different situations during a full-scale war, different soldiers who were expected and not expected, but when you are expected and supported even when you have no legs with such a rear you stand firmly on this earth yulia is indomitable i understand that the main accent i would like to do for oleksiy, but there would be no oleksiy if it weren't for you this is your shared story thank you for what you dream of what should your family do in order to live to the fullest despite all the challenges that have befallen your fate and we we live in principle like this, well, i want to stay together with her and my daughter, and i don’t plan everything in advance. i want it not to change, of course we will win. everything will be fine , you will return to your work soon

, eh. well, i am still a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine i will be found unfit for military service, i will return if i am found fit and able to perform some duties, i will return to the work of the armed forces of course, it will be something not as mobile as before, but there will be a request for both of you. can you finally give a few advice to families who are going through similar stories, what they should do, how to behave in order to help each other yulia let's start with you to finish oleksia, and first of all, now i have a lot of sisters, wives, moms, they write me right away , it's impossible to write in a message, so i throw my phone number call us right away and we'll see together and it's a very long conversation . i say i understand you very well, first of all, don't worry , life doesn't end. there are guys from the rehabilitation center who

have three times to ask and everything is okay and they drive. and on bicycles and everything is okay, he says everything will be fine, everything will be done, the main thing is that, physically , the installation was like this, i restored the whole body and support. everything will be fine, everything will be cool , it will be difficult. you will cry i didn't sleep i don't know how many months it's difficult yes but everything is possible everything will be cool oleksia don't feel sorry for yourself don't give up it's me i understand how pathetic it all sounds but these are the main things you understand yes eh unfortunately not everyone is so lucky how am i with such support when, well, i was simply not given it in general, how can you allow negativity towards someone absolutely, that is, absolutely, but when i was left alone, it helped me a lot that i knew that there is always someone who is worse off than me

, no matter what, and even for someone who is completely bad and for there is still someone else who is struggling with it and getting out. that's why i was just ashamed to do something because of it, all the more so, well, this is a surgeon. i thank you, i sincerely wish you happiness and that despite what happened to you, you were happy. thank you, thank you. thanks you can do not break support one one and remain a strong support despite the challenges facing each of us, be indomitable yuliya oleksieva fantastic i thank you very much

thank you chevrons that bring victory closer walking from the deadly danger that hung over the country continuing the thousand-year tradition of state-building in ukraine to proclaim on august 24, 1991 ukraine an independent democratic state for 346 glory to ukraine glory to you blue mountains covered with ice ivan is a knight and great by god don't forget fight you will fight

god helps you the truth has come and the will holy thousand years of states two years of restoration of independence we are afraid in every way we cry we laugh through tears we shudder at the news here and abroad in the trenches and in the rear and with all our might we clench our teeth and move on because we have something that does not extinguish our secret strength - the source of which is in ourselves, every day, every second, february 24, life stopped what to do, how to live on, nobody needs me, i don't need acting , i suddenly found a way out. my neighbor knitted a sweater and gave it to me, and when my friend was going to the front, he passed the armed forces, i gave it to him and told him to wear it. it warms you, then i received a letter, my friend, it is necessary for everyone. i tried to take it

myself, these hands can't do anything. site how are you.com the only main thing on the air is the channel ukraine and with you lyudmila dobrovolska and oleg panyuta good evening and today we will talk about what the support of the united states is unwavering, what will be included in the package of military aid for more than a billion dollars, how it will help us at the front and what fakes are spread by the russians, they destroy the enemy on the water , on the ground , in the air, ukraine has created a unique army of drones, how do they manage to penetrate deep into the russian rear? of the supreme commander-in-chief that volodymyr zelenskyi