the evacuation, do you remember how it happened, the evacuation was very fast, right, well, i was just going to the evacuation, that was right there, well, i was handing over everything, there just then the car drove up to me, it just so happened that i just ordered a car for myself, because in i don't happen to be the only one by accident, i always say, yes, the boys ran up quickly on a stretcher and carried me away, i still remember, i didn't smoke and i still don't, in general i am absolutely against it, i remember, i i say to the boys, boys, let me smoke, let me, let me, i want to... smoke, well, i want slippers, no one gave, and to this day i thank the guys that i didn't start smoking, because i think that i would have started smoking later, well, that's all, i am to you as a person who quit smoking for 20 years, i will say that it is very good , which turned out to be the opposite, i myself almost quit and did not start again in the army, well, this is already such a long story, my name is andrii zholub, this is a project without armor at fm halychyna, and today we are talking with yehor oleinik about how not to see it nothing in his young life but the army and... growing up during the war and

continuing to fight both with the enemy and themselves, their decisions during military operations. subscribe to the bez broni channel on youtube, comment, like and always be aware of who comes to us and what we talk about. about your treatment and then returning to the front with a prosthesis, how did you manage all of this before deciding that enough of me, enough of... life's trials were presented to me once again, maybe it's not worth taking a risk, how did you make such a decision , in general , it was like revenge, so far i went to just about all hospitals in ukraine, well, not all, but many hospitals of ukraine, and i had such hatred, well, it's just a slipper, well, how did i leave it without a leg, well, how can i live like this now, well, what will i do in civilian life now without a leg, the security guard of the comity do you work, or should i go and arrange some things, what should i do, well, it's just a slipper for me. and i

decided for myself that i would go back, and i thought that i would lift the boys' spirits, first of all, that i returned to them with a prosthesis, and when they put a prosthesis in anbrokina in lviv, i then passed a month or so one and a half years of treatment, well, rehabilitation, and then, when i came to the brigade, i said, well, i 'm going back, they were all in shock, i just said with one voice that i'm going straight back to my people. my battalion, to my unit, everything is the same, so that there is nothing anywhere, that i will somehow get there, because i can't pull it out mentally, i got where i wanted, to my boys, i got into the infantry and scratched myself it’s normal there on the prosthesis, that is, did you go on assaults with the prosthesis, did you still perform some security function, at first they didn’t know what to do with me, they sent me to courses about fpv, i unlearned it, but it's boring. well

, it’s simple, well, you’re sitting somewhere several kilometers away, kilometers away, and you need two to make contact, yes, well, it’s just a slipper, i, well, my heart is so doo-doo-doo-doo, i unlearned on fivichnik, i have a certificate, i started flying, i didn’t like it at all, in general i approached the commander, the commander said, no, well, i want to go there, he said everything was fine, they decided among themselves there and i went to the infantry, i performed all the duties performed by the infantry, absolutely all, i was with them on... i carried the same, and swamp, not bolo, i did everything completely the same, absolutely, but you were not treated by your brothers somehow with the aim of protecting you a little more there and so on, it was always treated like this, yegor says, it is not necessary, but sit down, and what they will carry you later, i say guys, i will carry you later, because i already know how it is and what it is, that's why i always like it very much, you know this kind of communication between brothers... but

such the impression that everyone there is 16 years old, regardless of whether you are 45 or 50 or 18, so give each other a finger in the ribs to stuff, a normal boyish topic, but how did it happen that you left your service, you went on assaults with a prosthesis, what happened, what was the reason, in general it is difficult, it is difficult for me to speak a little, and i am on the sixth of that month, what month is that , now we have september, or august 6. on august 6, i am officially a civilian, i am discharged, it is very difficult for me , for the entire period when i was there, i was there for eight months, i was in the infantry for six months, and for about two months i was engaged in providing the unit, because we had already moved to another area, and i realized that i will be more to benefit the boys by the fact that i will bring them provisions, take them to hospitals, evacuations and so on, and eh... i forgot

the question, but what happened, actually, that you fought, fought on a prosthesis and here once, yes, for all the time the guys told me: that's it, yehor, go , rest, you've already given everything from... really, go rest, it was already hard for me mentally and physically , and the guys supported me a lot , they were very supportive, but they said that yehor, rest already, your time has come, that's it, rest, go abroad, have fun, you will be a part of us help a lot, every one of my boys, he helped me constantly, and i was just in position, on the car, just waiting for the guys from the evacuation, and they say that they say that... well, you have to pass the vlc and go to pavlograd, i say fine, i went to pavlograd, i immediately went to the surgeon, well, why should i come to see an ophthalmologist or something else and stand in line all day, i went to the surgeon, he tells me: well, he says, that’s all, he says, sorry, dude , but hey, you have a law, a book,

you have to write it off, i tell you, yes, if i i didn't want to sign off for a long time, what are you forcing me to sign off on, that is, i don't want to sign off, he says, no, no, no, no, no, like, look, he says, now, he says, you can't, like. .. and that’s all, i was sent to the white church in a section, i got there, i go to the vlk in the office, and they give me a little book, they say, look here, you have to either sit in the back, or in the back, or to go somewhere there, well, somewhere there, some other region and sit there in the part of documents, deal with some clothes there, give out or to write papers, i understood that it was not, i wrote to the guys, they said you are free and that's all, i... wrote off, now, as a civilian , you live in lviv, where are you from? i myself am from zhytomyr oblast, is there still family in zhytomyr oblast? yes, yes, you communicate, everything is fine, everything is fine, how do you get used to a completely new life at the age of 21, i

’ll sum it up like this, you haven’t actually had a civilian profession yet, you’ve just finished high school and that’s it, tell me brother, how do you see where you will move, what bothers you?... in what direction do you want to go now, because you know that every veteran, having returned happily from the war, what you just said, that you are lucky to survive, well, this spark lights up in a new way, and it was already burning in you you are 21 years old, now such a furnace is burning, tell me, do you see in which direction it is burning? not yet, because i have now realized that with my body i am sitting here, and with my soul i am sitting there, and it is very difficult for me. it's very hard, and well, so far i don't see myself here yet, so far i tell everyone this, but i think it takes time and that's all, i think that somehow everything will be fine later, and from my experience, after working with a psychotherapist, i will definitely tell you to do it, i even tell everyone

to a military officer, i can't there, you know, order someone or something else, i just i urge you to compare your head a little, because each of us has what is called the apathy of a military serviceman. it's when you're going through the adrenaline rush and that's it and you get into too quiet, too calm conditions and you just don't know what wall to lean against, so i hope you and i are somewhere sometime we'll meet again at the interview, you'll tell me how everything is, and well, there's this question, how do you see society's attitude towards you, towards yegor on the prosthesis, how do civilians treat you, how do children react to it, in general... you see how our society treats people with such post-war disabilities, mm, purely my own feeling, well, my personal feeling, personally my feeling that ah-ah, how to

say it, damn it, i'll say it directly now, i'm like you you see the looks on you that people pay attention to, whether children are approaching or children run away, that is, how, well, let me give you an example, yes, volodymyr rudkovskii and i, he is my brother here in lviv, the best, we recently rested at the pool in rumbombar, there is one here near lviv, we decided to go that way, and we are lying down, resting , well, we are sunbathing, and across from us is a boy, maybe seven years old, somewhere like that, and he comes up to dad and says: well, dad says this , dad, that he is like an uncle without legs, i am like , well, like parents, well, the war has been going on for three years. my father is a soldier, he is in the ssso, well, how did he and i talk later, he is in the ssso, i am like that i think, damn it, why are you still in favor of such

a war, so much for a war, you can't tell a child that you can't say that, well , how come, well, it's a slipper, well, well, i don't see anything like that here, but how come? well , the war has been full-scale for three years, but you can't explain to a child what a pretez is, volodymyr and i are constantly telling everyone here, we protest to adults, we protest to children, but what about you... you can't yourself, you don't see it yourself, you yourself can't go to the rehabilitation center or the same hospital, look at them, or what, like, why do we we have to do, why don't you adapt to us, i, for example, don't know how to communicate with civilians, i can just stand there somewhere, well, i don't know what to say to him, trust civilians the same with us, with the veterans, but i think that they need to adapt more, because in my opinion, that if the war ends today, god forbid, then the veterans will return by... several million, absolutely, and it will be simple slippers, well, there will be a lot of them, and

we will adapt to them, i think no, it is a very big gap, actually between these layers of society, the main thing is to accept that it is normal, that we are different, but we, we need to get to know each other, we are like, you know, like oil and water, which are very bad with each other are mixed, but somehow we need to look for a centrifuge that can make this dispersion of molecules among themselves... and do you notice that, on the contrary, people try to help when getting off the bus, skip in line and so on, there is some understanding of society, that you already had time to notice it? well, for example, here personally, i have several people who decided to help me and that's all. how do you feel if you are offered help? and it's normal, it's normal. can you help me? i say no thank you, they say thank you and leave and that's fine. what about me? this is the most comfortable protocol, yes, i have not yet heard from any veteran that no, you cannot ask us whether

to help us, yes, i have never heard either, maybe there are such somewhere, but i think that they are , these are some very serious, probably mental problems, when a person closes down like that, and what are you currently doing in lviv in general, volodymyr and i are freelance advisers to the mayor on issues of veteran policy, you have 14 patriotic... centers in lviv where children are raised, right there, they are taught takmet, what will be necessary , if a rocket arrives, no one is immune from this, so that the child can at least understand how to put a tourniquet, how to properly, for example, handle a weapon, if a person has some kind of weapon there, for example, for example, so be it, well we are driving it now at the moment, driving, checking these centers, we communicate with them, we find out what they lack in the centers, we look at theirs. processes, how do the children feel about it, do the children even want, do they not want to do it, well, these

processes are small, we are doing it for now, and as you note, the children are of the teenage age, they are more drawn to the veterans to chat, talk, and let them very interesting, i noticed that they are just interested, but they are not interested in this, how you tell something there on very intelligent topics, i gave them a short, clear prosthesis, they felt, they found out, you explain to them, look, i'm like here. i tightened the tourniquet, i closed it , you see, there are splinters on my fingers, my arm was broken, i tightened the tourniquet here, the blood did not flow, it is easier to explain to them children than what they tell there, that there must be a very - something reasonable, well, absolutely, and i was like, now i'm sorry, there was an example, for example, i don't understand, we go to the same center, i won't say which one, and there it was, they had it, i'm not mistaken, the chip. or second classes, and a doctor in medicine will tell them if you have one arterial bleeding, you take a fist

like this, pull it out and clamp it, well, like, well, and then, what, like, okay, a tourniquet and so she will apply, well, like, okay, well, let’s take it, maybe you can first teach the child how to adjust the tourniquet, because we, volodymyr, take the tourniquet takes it, says to anna, show me how to adjust the turnstile, and the girl takes it like this, oh, i don't know how, that is, she tells you how to make a fist and that's it, then what do you go to the store or something? well, like, what, what to do with it, and well, the whole truth is that it's not a shame not to know how, it's a shame not to ask, i generally think that i the opportunity to survive in that war was given only because i asked the soldiers, the sergeant corps and so on, and either arrival or departure, or this or that or that, how to hide properly, uh, because in reality we, none of us were born navi for war, not ready for war, well, most people think. we were already in uniform, we sat in tubs with small kalash boots,

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a military base of russian weapons in the tver region caught fire brightly. are we happy? why shouldn't we be happy? 30,000 tons of weapons will not fly into ukrainian cities, will not fall on our soldiers, dozens or hundreds of lives will be saved by one well-aimed attack by good drones. and you know, in general, everything that burned in the territory of russia, well, it won't come to kill us, isn't that bad, that's great. but we are interested in the fact that there are russian propagandists, well, because you know, on the one hand it seemed. it would be very difficult not to notice when there are such explosions, you know, like nuclear ones mushrooms, when a lot of people were evicted, when several villages were literally demolished there, and in the end, when 30 thousand tons were distributed somewhere, well, it all started with the fact that the governor of this very

tvara region, nector igor, came out and told about the fact that... something arrived: as a result of the arrival of unmanned aerial vehicles on the territory of the russian federation , the air defense system of the ministry of defense malfunctioned. unmanned aerial vehicles were shot down, a fire occurred during the fall. now we are engaged in the evacuation of our population, residents who are there, support of order all work on the territory of toropets. it's today. the ministry of emergency situations, the head of the district is here, the head of the ministry of emergency situations of the internal affairs department, the russian guard, the prosecutor's office, the investigative committee, the military, all are present. on site, the work is going according to plan, well, in the original sound, you can even hear how the debris has flown so much that behind it you can hear that

something is constantly exploding there, well, this was all in the morning, and even in the morning those that there was news, in the morning, early in the morning, they even had time to tell something about it, all that this, yes, something is happening there in this very thing... these minutes, the city of toropets is partially evacuated due to a mass attack by drones of the armed forces of ukraine, as reported by the authorities of the region, we are talking about the territory where the air attack is repulsed by air defense, and also where the fire broke out from falling drone debris. what is happening in these minutes? greetings, roman. thus, the fall of uav wreckage led to a fire in the city of toropets. the fall of debris is connected with the work of air defense. it all happened at about 4 in the morning. emergency services arrived at the scene and decided to partially evacuate the population from where the air defense works, where

the fire is extinguished. it is reported that as of 7 a.m. buses with evacuees from the toropets district have already arrived in zahidna dvina. in general, i would like to note that the work of schools and kindergartens of the entire zahidno-dvina municipal district today... a fire, some residents have been evacuated and reports are coming from the city of shebekino, belgorod region, that the ukrainian military launched a drone at a bus, four people were injured. you know, one of the russian publications even wrote that it is terrible weapons, in general, these wreckages, well... i will remind you that there have already been such wreckages, planes were destroyed there, the airfields were destroyed, an entire base was destroyed, they are terrible, they even wrote that, you know, we are afraid that the ukrainians will be

given missiles and they will beat, yes no, you have to be afraid that they don’t start supplying falling debris en masse, and even then salovov couldn’t withstand the salvos, even he walked over these debris with a little tank, i really don’t have enough swearing, well, it’s really simple missing mats, first, i can no longer read this wording as a result of the fall wreckage of the drone. and what would happen if the drone itself hit? then, what kind of idiots had to be to report everywhere the location of the warehouse? to tell, to show the multi-star generals that they built such a warehouse, that wow, what a warehouse, and now it is burning so that it can be seen from space. well, i will tell you all this, it was on russian television, on non-mainstream channels, on some such

niche ones, literally until 10 in the morning, at 10 in the morning, apparently, the full-time propagandists of the kremlin finally woke up, got to work, looked at that's all and all the rush disappeared, just disappeared. from the information map of russia, and maybe who knows them there at all, because they stopped talking about it completely, simply completely, not a single word, so that solovyov would not worry there, that he could no longer hear about the wreckage there, what kind of wreckage in general they just stopped talking, and continued to tell some absolute legends, i would even say, they simply didn’t tell anything about this story, and in order for someone to know why something was burning there, they told him instead that no, it’s there something fell somewhere on some road at night, the territory of the russian

federation was attacked by 54 drones of the armed forces and two missiles. according to the information of the ministry of defense, ukrainian drones destroyed six russian regions at once. the targets were shot down over the territories of the kursk, bryansk, smolensk, bilhorod and oryol regions. air defense vehicles repelled a mass attack at night. orlovskaya and smolinskaya, where did such shots come from? burning debris fell onto the road, and no one was injured. well, you see, nothing was even intercepted over tverskaya, although here the residents of the same tver region, somehow, apparently strongly disagree, because their reaction was completely different, they react a little. otherwise, the propagandists offer to finish the svo, yes, well, it happens, it didn’t work out, it’s just time to finish the svo, well, it didn’t happen out of nowhere, and that’s it, you see, it happens, it happens,

like that, but... others ask in general, but for what, why, here they lived somewhere peacefully, and here near the military unit their house was destroyed, they don’t understand why, well, here i can’t even say, i don’t know what can be done, how you can already react when there is a bunch of weapons there, the only purpose of which is to kill ukrainians, and after that a person asks, oh, they broke these weapons, oh, why did it suddenly happen like that. well, nothing can be said here, i think there is no point in even saying anything, it is already some kind of chronic condition that cannot be treated, it is just this kind of re-education by flying somewhere and something, you can think what is possible in this day they just somehow decided not to talk about any fires at all, well, maybe it was a fire-free day in russia, but no, because just to block this arrival... in this

same toropets or toropets or whatever it is called, in which he came, well, you yourself understand what happened to the toropets as a result, so they told about the terrible fires in the donetsk region, in luhansk and even my god, somewhere in the suburbs of moscow , a sanatorium caught fire, the prosecutor's office is investigating the circumstances of a major fire in a sanatorium near serhiyiv posad, a sports hall caught fire there. the flames covered more than 1000 km, the roof of the building collapsed, fortunately there were no casualties, everyone managed to leave on their own premises before the arrival of rescuers, now the fire is localized, well, you understand, yes, compare, there burned 800 hectares, yes, there, such a tragedy happened here, and the whole prosecutor's office is investigating, but it is not interesting at all, that is, i am serious , in none, in no news, on

none'. the russian channel did not have a single word about the fact that something had flown into this very toropets toropets, not a word, everything that happened was very early in the morning, and even on some tv channels, they even simply deleted it from their pages, which are there somewhere , well there or in social networks, or they have them in this group of them, they even deleted this program where this case was mentioned. then complete silence, absolutely, and this, you know, is an amazing story in fact, because it seemed to me, how can you notice such a story, and you can, if you work on russian television, you can, you can not notice that there is visible from space, there even it exploded so much that the neighbors all heard, no, and well, in general, how, how should the russian news about this sound, right?

they should have sounded something like this: you know, the largest military landing took place in veref base during the war, there was such an explosion that there was even a recorded small earthquake, with a force of up to three points, 30,000 tons of weapons, with which we, the russians, were going to kill ukrainians in the end, almost did not destroy the city of toropets and in fact did not leave anything from several forces around the military base, it was the 107th arsenal of the main... missile and artillery department of the ministry of defense of the russian federation. ammunition from this arsenal is sent by rail to belarus, then to smolensk. from there they are unloaded in kursk belgrade. so our boys in panties in kursk in the coming days are having a hard time. the warehouse with an area of ​​800 km stored iskander missiles, point u , possibly north korean missiles, kap aerial bombs, artillery shells, missiles for

grata tornado anti-aircraft missiles. moreover, you know, explosions at russian bases are already part of russian daily reality. on september 7 , a missile warehouse in the village of soldatskoe was attacked in the voronezh region, where north korean ballistic missiles were stored, and objectively speaking, after this incident, the shelling by korean ballistics decreased. also, the other day, an ammunition depot of the vostok troop group, near mariupol, flew in, this happened literally just now, which can also destroy. the intensity of the advance of russian troops under the coal mine, and what is characteristic, the completely destroyed warehouse, which was opened with fanfare in 2018 and it was said that it would withstand a nuclear strike, we ourselves do not know why it did not withstand, but the plot was beautiful. safety according to the world standard. the new arsenal of the ministry of defense in the tver region will be opened in october.