the front took part in the battles for the liberation of the right bank of kherson oblast and nadondyvnyk, a large amount of enemy equipment and warehouses with ammunition, has awards from the military command. currently, vladyslav roik's unit protects the northern border of ukraine. vladyslav, i congratulate you, let's get to know you, tell me a little about yourself, actually, where you were born, studied and joined the army , i was born in the village of oksanino, umansky district, there was a military department at the university, i graduated from the military department, about this military profession never thought at all that the building in it is somehow connected in general , on which, in the form, it was very difficult to imagine at that time, who did you study finance, banking and insurance, who did you see yourself as after the law?

i thought about working somewhere in a bank, but it turned out that i left, a friend called me and said that a military unit had been bombed near the city of uman, i took my wife and child to my parents in the village and joined the army, but they didn’t take me right away, because i there is no survey, nothing... there is such a military man, they said, wait until your time comes, just in time i was more interested in my specialty, artillery, in order to somehow protect my relatives, so that they did not come, did not come to the same danger, to stop the aggressor, i thought it would be worse. i have never encountered such a person, the boys

are all combative, but the young man is not experienced. the first time it was a bit scary, but now i've gotten used to it, well, i think you weren't born for war either, but you're here, why? many people were not born and never even wanted to associate themselves with the armed forces, everyone is tired, everyone is tired, but when you see the result of your work, motivation is much greater, you even show the guys a video of our work, they say, you can still work

, in the kherson direction, we did not work as often as we wanted, the position was constantly occupied, but the work was the majority, when some were offensive actions of the enemy, or some of our units were conducting offensive actions. the first offensive vysokop was released, and already the second offensive, for what purposes did you work then, in the previous region you worked, well, technology is manpower, that’s right there, almost all the time we we work with intelligence, they give us a picture and we adjust our fire based on that picture

, well, they fired three times as many shells, they just blindly destroy, almost after each of our operations, the intelligence dropped photos and videos of our work, how equipment, warehouses are burning from bk, it used to be destroyed, which is the most difficult thing in the job, lelesta, and the most pleasant, the most difficult thing is to protect, to disguise as much as possible to be inconspicuous , now the mob uses lancets, this is to protect against lancets, and for the personnel of the shelter, time almost, but to work yes, very often there is danger for gunners, well, if it comes from the sky from enemy drones, how was it with you?

ugh, right at the beginning of the offensive in the kherson region, when our units had already arrived, a lancet arrived, and there were five wounded, it turns out that the guys were hooking a cannon to a kamaz and it just... exactly where the guys were walking, hit just there, above us one drone was shot down at lunchtime, but unfortunately the second still found us, did the guys survive? yes, wet, my name is yaroslav yanushevich, i am the boss, so the people in the kherson region are very nice they welcomed us, met us, everyone, everyone was glad that we came and said that so that the children

would come, they would give us drawings, the feelings are mixed, because you can see how this settlement suffered, how people told how they were mocked, beaten, and everything was taken away, what was wrong, everything they needed was simply taken away, and what did not go, they were simply shot, my lord, brave soldiers, after the liberation of kherson oblast, after two or three days of operations in the southern direction and in donbas, a very large difference, i don't somehow they are better dug in, camouflaged than our units it is difficult to advance in the east, at one position there may literally be two or three units a couple of kilometers away, you cannot enter a landing, the enemy was very strong and mined, even to occupy a position, it is very difficult to find a place, in the first stages of the war it is no secret that

the russians , this priority prevailed, they used artillery very intensively, what do you think we have now? our unit was re-equipped with the 155 caliber and the intensity of work was three times greater and they worked both at night and during the day, there is more automation, well, more accurately. we've got time was short, there were literally two days, but the guys did it very, very quickly, trf-1 , french production, firing range up to 24 km, that is, they say that the crawl of the infantry is

the sweat of the artillerymen, well, it means that our artillery , she covers our infantry like no other, have you ever heard the words of thanks... from the infantry, there are many such cases, there is no specific individual case like this, very often the enemy goes on the offensive, the unit that we are covering says to us coordinates where they go intelligence takes off, well, most often we, intelligence gives a picture and destroys the enemy , the one who decided to advance, and what can you say about the parity in artillery, whose side is he on, well, they prevail... by the number of shells, but by the quality of our work priorities since the beginning of the war. they take quantity, and we take pregnancy. we are ready whether we will take

the position in the morning or we will take it without 5:12, as there is no such thing, we are simply given time, readiness for work. now we are here in the northern direction, in the northern direction. the border, and what are the combats different here? border towns, villages, constantly shelling, 152 caliber guns, here the enemy can simply change clothes, everyday life, well, you can’t pass like that , but here they can cross without conviction, the enemy just shells villages, nothing... buildings, and we are the answer we give to the enemy.

the human resource, too, the guys are getting tired, and if it weren't for the pity, we'd be suffering losses, and a lot depends on the armament , there's no doubt. sooner or later you'll get sick.

caught you at home with a small weapon, immediately hide away from windows and doors. if you are under such fire outside, find any ledge and lie down. if you hear a whistle followed by an explosion, lie down and cover your head with your hands or a bag. most likely, it is a mortar or artillery attack or an air raid. after the first explosion, find a sunken shelter, ditch, trench, pit, or high curb. also for hiding place. underground passages, subways and shelters are also suitable. if you see a smoke trail of a fire, in a deep room and remember, hear a siren, go to shelter. chevrons approaching victory. on critical objects

infrastructure. so we have to prepare for the most difficult scenarios. keep the heat, insulate the houses, it will be difficult, but the fighting spirit cannot be borrowed from the ukrainians. think about an additional safe source of heat, everyone should be responsible this winter. invite relatives you know from the regions that have been destroyed, it will be warmer together, and the best way to warm up is to engage in light sports, because our energy is delicious, fragrant tea or a hot dish gives warmth from the inside, and calories are not superfluous in winter. make friends with your neighbors, it is easier to beat the enemy in a group, and even more so to winter. and most importantly, support the armed forces. thanks to them, we have the opportunity to meet this winter. and as long as we are united, we are not afraid of enemies or cold weather. we hold on, a warm country, ukrainian gives

freedom, even in the letters our determination and defiance are hidden, who else puts not just a dot over the i, but two dots over the i, the ukrainian language of the free.

back, if you can, this damn war, i am anastasia daugula, and this program is my story. interviews about how ukrainians behave, what they feel, and the most important thing, good afternoon, you know, when i was preparing for our conversation, i thought that we now very often hear the saying of indomitable ukrainians, and a little, you know, behind these words we sometimes forget what really stands, and for me you are an example in fact indomitable ukrainian, i am grateful that we will be able to hear your story today, thank you for the invitation , so full-scale invasion you were successful,

acrobat, choreographer, parkourist, you did not have any military experience, eh, how did you meet the beginning of the great war? that's right, i before that, i had nothing to do with weapons or service at all, i had an acrobatic education in higher education, which i obtained, er, it so happened that when a full-scale war broke out, which i could not...' it took a long time to believe time, because i already had an individual lesson planned for the morning at 9:00 a.m., and when my wife’s brother called, he said, well, how are you, are you all right, because because the war started in kyiv, i couldn’t it's hard to believe, but when they opened the window and heard crashes, heard automatic shots, it became clear that really

it is true to sit in place, but to go and be registered so that the military commissariat knows that i have not left anywhere, that i have not run away from anyone, that i am in place, if there is a need, i will always be here and you there in lviv at once and she was called so immediately after standing in a kilometer line and on the same day i was brought to the 24th combat brigade and from there my first combat experience began. i understand that literally in a week you already, well, it was not enough to protect our country, so somewhere, yes, somewhere you spent a week in a part, after which, sichansk, sichansk is already on the way to zero, you defended the border for about a month, and what happened next? the next morning, when i took up my position, there was artillery fire, but it lasted very quickly , i first lay down in the trench, and then for about 15 minutes, this shelling was, it stopped,

a tank shell was coming, and the exit was not heard, and throws me to the other side and completely covers me with the ground, only my head. looked from below the ground, you did not immediately understand how serious the injury was, it was difficult to understand, because it was such, although there was no concussion, but such a little noise in the ears, and i did not feel the fullness of my body , since i was thrown over, and i had already said goodbye to life, i already had such thoughts , is this all, but what about all my dreams that i wanted to realize three children and get married, do, by the way, i had a proposal to make to my wife just now... before the war, when you got to the big hospital in dnipro, you could not make a decision about your state of health, and the doctors had already made a decision amputate your limb? i periodically regained consciousness when me were transported, and when i was brought to dnipro immediately, i begged for help, because the pain was so unbearable that i would be shot, because this is

a feeling of pain, i am very patient with pain, but what i could convey words, they didn't give me any soft ones at that moment, you asked to be shot by your comrades, yes, i didn't talk about it much, but it was hard to bear, but at that moment these two guys who were traveling with me took me alone was on the left side, took my palm, started stroking, and the second one was behind me, that's him put my head in his lap and stroked my hair, it's hard for you to go back to these events, but still, this critical day when you woke up after anesthesia and realized that you have no limb, how was it? well, i will say, to say that i was scared, no, because when i woke up, i felt relief, i felt that there is no longer the unbearable pain that was there, and i even, if i exhaled, but when i began to circle my eyes, well, my body,

would be near, well, where are the legs, yes, well , did you check yourself, you really don’t have a leg, and i don’t know what’s going on in my head, i guess it’s only me could come, but how will i teach, and how will i show the skills to my children, er, even to my own and students that i acquired during my life, because i did not just train like that, i wanted to pass on all my knowledge to others, if, because in my time there was not the same acrobat in my place, and at least i remember how we used to practice, so i thought, well, how can i show all this without a leg now, well, if, if it is not there, i no, well, i won’t realize that i won’t be able to do something there, or will i be able to return to the classroom at all, and such thoughts this flashed by, and this was only later, for a certain time i began to be more philosophical about these questions that i asked myself, because unfortunately, being in intensive care, few people gave me clear answers to my questions, some doctors say that you only have a wheelchair with your amputation, some say it as

it really is, and so no one could give a clear answer, so i decided that i would be the person to answer all the questions. and at that moment even i said to myself on the teaching side, gave an answer such that a good teacher is not what he can show, but what he can explain, and explain in such a way that any child of any age will be able to verbally understand and repeat even without showing all this, well, if such a motive was motivated in the future when he returned to the teaching field. you woke up then, after the anesthesia, you understood what happened to you, you understood that life will be different, but you decided to live... continue to live as fully as possible, the decision came naturally so that it does not happen, we do not adapt, but we adapt everything under myself, and not on... that's why everything is in our hands, everything depends on our thoughts, wishes and actions, so the main thing is not to stop, i 'll tell you this again, because i work all day with children, one day

off on sunday and that's it we can leave somewhere with our family , because we want to spend more time with our son, you will definitely tell us about your family and about your son, and tell us when the ukrainian doctors said that with your degree of amputation... they can advise you to get a disability certificate, and this is the maximum, then you still haven't passed the rus invalid school, that's it was at all, yes, and after i was told this, i almost never sat down in it, and my first sitting down was at the moment when, lying in the intensive care unit for three months, i was allowed to sit down, and then i was the first to sit down, i got up on my feet, my friend helped me, i stood then for probably minutes, 10 seconds, i remember. how this blood circulation went all over the body, that even the wounds, where they were still tied, began to flow from them, because the blood circulation began to work in a completely different way, because three

months, i still ate normally, but i allowed myself and i remember that i really felt that i had come back to life again, that i was alive, the only thing that made me a little sad was when we left, i was in vinnytsia, that eh, well, in my thoughts and lying down, i was still at the front, with my comrades, worried, watching the news. we corresponded with them, and when i went to vinnytsia and saw that the city was alive, as if there was no war, then i had such a feeling, you know, a dual state, there was no war yet, and even sometimes such thoughts, but why i then i fought, why did i lose my leg, if people don't even feel anything like what we went through there, because because i got out, children are walking, men with beer, although there is alcohol, they don't sell it, well, somehow they were fooling around in the park, drinking beer, as it were, quiche life, well, continued. it's true, well, i understand that we fought so that people felt safe and could live, but it was a little difficult, now, how do you feel about the fact that my, my

circle communication, if they were more restrained, no one exposes there are no videos, they are perfectly aware that life of course, it continues, but the war has not stopped either, the war continues, and the war is not only in the east, but it is in the whole of ukraine, because it affects everyone and there are people from , of course, as it did not affect their relatives, no one, they do not feel it , for them it’s the same as it was back in 2014, that’s how it started there, so it’s a war purely within them, well, how about those people who need, for example, further help, because i’ve met many times, even when i was without a prosthesis, standing in the subway, on one leg, when i entered the subway, people looked at me, as if at a leper, as if at a person who will now beg, and they simply looked away, although everyone saw that i was without a leg on the churches, and who... i know that you are a soldier, and not some drunkard who lost his leg somehow stupidity, such a difference, well, a person without a leg, already elementary respect, how did she not lose that leg there, and something else, but

just to call to be more careful, that there will be a lot of people like me, and okay, guys, there aren’t enough of them already there are already many, it's just that there are few, few people somewhere else, well, if it comes out, some people hide their protest, but i don't hide mine protest, this is the new me, and therefore i cannot be changed, i am the way i am, therefore... i never hide it, i always, it will always lead me, by the way, how would you like to treat the military,