everything will be fine. no will not belong to me i will kill them all. the recruits joined the regiment, which received humanitarian aid until september. we

came from moscow from st. petersburg from creative clusters, and they were there from the factory to the mines from some enterprises, but these are also not purely military people, that is, our regiment is an ordinary semi-combination reserve. it consists of the usual local, uh, hard workers. and not only hard workers. you can find intellectuals there, but we really even have a separate uh, the video was released by us with someone was double. railroad fastener , first of all we are engaged in supply, we were engaged in helping civilians. we have been bringing medicines

and hygiene food products to the newly liberated territory since autumn. we are basically. we are helping the military right now. well, we bring help, first -aid kits, fuel, something like that. uh, we help to solve various logistical issues. that is, we are trying to increase our combat effectiveness there, that is, roughly speaking, one of our tasks there is the digitalization of our mortar crews. that is, we we breed, and teaching protected from notebooks to use by. this is a smartphone. uh, shockproof waterproof, which is equipped with special software, sharpened under. uh, one or another weapon that helps to make calculations can be made friends immediately with a weather station via bluetooth and it immediately. it can also transmit weather conditions there. and

this, well, speeds up the work of pilots many times over. that is, if they spotted the target, or if someone hit them, they can answer very quickly and much more accurately than if without this smartphone, well, the first appearance on the front lines was back in the fourteenth year, but there was no such a young guy, in my opinion, 19-20 years old. now it's all blurry. i don’t even remember the impression, but it was breathtaking, but i was usually just attached to someone on my own. it didn't really work here. i was always part of a group of someone, that is, an autonomous start here in the fifteenth year, when they took debaltseve and. well, in fact, to this company, when, first of all, we arrived in mariupol. in our main the mission was this, but to help civilians during the acute phase of the fighting. well, we are mobile, like a nimble group, which we could call in much earlier, when nothing had calmed down there and

really help people, that is, when i just have nothing to eat, hold out for a couple more days. only creepy memories of a terrible city, which in general, in principle, it’s hard to call it a gorny when hmm residents uh, it’s hard to imagine that people live there at all. uh, the city was completely destroyed, i had no idea in principle, what is that possible. please people of the disadvantaged, left to the mercy of fate, we met them and, of course, shared medicines with them, food, brought water. we were constantly based in donetsk and, for example, came to people somewhere in the same pre-front areas, where we continue to

bring help very close. uh, we talk to people, we help. they thank us and then leave them, well, i really want to take them with me and go to a safe place, but this is impossible. you understand that people stay, that they still have to be here is to experience everything. well, here's at least some support with some kind word. naturally, with provisions with medicine, you leave them and just hope you pray that everything will be fine with them. this is the border, when people's lives are in incredible danger, when there is fighting nearby and business districts, where everything is safe, where people are. well, at least. they are not so afraid of their lives, they do not constantly think about the proximity of death. this border is very small and at first it was difficult to get used to it because here people go to cafes, restaurants, they can drink, but here people cannot find clean

drinking water. itself awareness that you have a commander, you have an order that you must, in any case, carry out there at any time of the day, no matter what. it's quite difficult. well, responsibility is different. if you're in business, you're only responsible for your own. there are resources for the result, maybe there is for the quality of the final product, then here is the responsibility. uh, much more here i celebrate for life for safety groups, that is, some kind of mistake will not lead to losses, as in business, but will lead to death in such a difficult to get used to. this, probably, somehow yes indeed from the inside transforms the same question of connection. e in the regiment and the supply, that we got everything right there, carried it, distributed it, delivered it, explained that it also depends on the life of the fighters. that is, there arthur trains first aid fighters with us. this is also correct to explain to him. we do one thing how to use the first aid kit. just bring another thing to explain everything to him by a fighter

intercept him. armpits and continue to quote to arthur the radiologist, all three waves to the species worked for wear and tear . the covid ended in the st. petersburg hospital. a special military operation began, a lot had to be learned on the go, for example, how to organize the work of a paramedic's station in the field . we found a house, uh, abandoned, and converted it to our needs. that is, they took out all the rubbish of garbage, there and so on. there was enough of such a house. well, the homeless person there, most likely, lived some very, everything was running. we cleaned it all out prochlorinated. eh, got it. uh, the necessary couches there, drip stands, and so on, in april, a clean area with an operating room on duty and a warehouse. so they actually rebuilt it from scratch and transformed this neglected house into a normal

normal medical center. you can drive along the front for two days, never come under fire, then come to rest in donetsk, e.g. to yourself. well, there, let's call it the base, it's like falling under shelling and attaching it in the basement all night. as we recently had, that is, therefore, the rear, as such there is no. no, it's scary, in our rear, the main rule is not to die. that's it. well, here in our organization it cost 22 m. the first rule we call it is not to die. because if someone dies, then we agreed. so no one else works with him, and he immediately goes home and no one will even talk to him. that's it. and, perhaps, he will be fired for two weeks, that is, it is absolutely impossible.

war is both scarier than it seems on tv or on the internet and at the same time not so scary. that is, not everything here is some they are surprised that we can be there, i don’t know, clean and tidy, so that we sometimes go to cafes somewhere, this is war. this is not only war, it is also life in war, as in life, there is a place for dmitry to sorrow and joy on his girlfriend's birthday. luby proposed to her. here there are romantic motives and pragmatic romantic, it is clear that war is at war. you are growing up rapidly and thinking more about the future , thinking more about yourself as a person, that is, about your age about what you still need to grow up she grows up and why pull and pragmatic in the sense that suddenly i die and so on, there the spouse will still have some kind of social benefits and i don’t know the right there, pah-pah, pick up pick up my body to take away home.

and a month later, volunteers from the black hundreds celebrated timur’s wedding at a ceremony in donetsk, his bride daria flew in from st. petersburg, my wife is an incredibly fighting lady, all this time she empathized with the residents of donbass for all 8 years and helped as much as possible. she runs a bookstore in st. petersburg foliage. and uh, they're also collecting humanitarian aid. uh, collects first aid kits, raises money for our humanitarian project. she understands what we are doing here and fully supports, of course. this is a difficult fate. so stay far away for a long time, but she understands why this holiday is, unfortunately, it didn’t turn out big. we just modestly sat in the cafe for just a few hours and in the afternoon everyone was busy with work again. well, nothing. it's more like. hmm. maybe we'll play some big big wedding already. after the war.

my hands are itching that when this is all over. we will return to the lower activities again and open money shops to give lectures and not be afraid that in cases of mistake someone will die. but now it seems to me that's all, and from another parallel life. so light with one backpack on his back, the traveler grigory kuboten returned home many times from several hitchhiking trips from circumnavigating the world on a frigate from an expedition to africa, this time he returned from a business trip to the front. on his table

a new smartphone is waiting for a surprise from my wife to replace the one lost after the injury woolen socks and our favorite dessert nuts with condensed milk, our food was monotonous there, doshiraki and stew, but i didn’t get bored very much. only for some delicious food, because, well, why bother yourself when well, it simply does not exist. well, what the hell is he? nothing wrong. but when i was already in the hospital, it suddenly turned out that oh, i want everything and well, right there, of course, both neighbors and volunteer nurses offer. and i, for example, really wanted my neighbors to bring me a piece of saul, a traveler a journalist on different routes, he moves around the world since the age of 19 he has been to all continents. takh made several round trips, hitchhiking. yes, australia is also on the

road across latin america to antarctica on a motorcycle, all over africa. i went on sailboats from the south of mauritius, then covid quarantine began and the ship was not allowed into any of the ports. for me, the journey was a search for history. either this story of different people that i meet interesting, or i could put myself in some kind of story. sometimes deliberately. sometimes it just happened by chance. and i could describe it from the inside. in 2003, gregory, together with a friend, came up with the pacifist project for peace, the goal of traveling through the hot spots of the planet with the idea of ​​​​reconciling enemies. we had a rather naive idea that people were confused, they were confused by the media, and in fact they were nowhere, were not with their neighbors and did not see them, it seems to them that villains live there, and we will go both here and there with this we will tell people about those,

topics about these and somehow we will direct such bridges, let's say wonderful, but vice versa. so travelers from russia ended up in iraq even before our journalists arrived there, two guys with a russian tricolor seemed very suspicious to the locals, they were detained and handed over to the americans. we were taken to a concentration camp. there were some interrogations there, there were searches, something else, and so sometimes there, it can be harsh, but in general , we are young, we are interested, we got into some kind of adventure. that is, it’s like riding military equipment. we are there with these american soldiers. well, we are brought into some kind of room, and there, for example, there are smudges of blood, these cut plastic handcuffs. only here they beat, maybe they killed. that's interesting. here we now beat and kill, maybe they won't. and what will be there, i saw the war. well, probably to the extent that i could

see how much i didn’t fight at that time. i just saw that tanks were driving around, destroyed houses were being fired there. here are the unfortunate people in this field, then you, on one side and on the other, and on both sides, spoke about the world. and here you i had to make a choice of 2.000 in 2022. well, i did it. uh, it's easy, as i was for the world, i still remain for the world, but the fact is that the world is different for what kind of world is the whole question. i am for such a world that there is no such person of a hateful ideology on it. here is this nazism. at our side, which does not just exist in some kind of test tube, but it has already captured, an entire country. we can't just say i'm a pacifist and therefore i won't do anything. no, i am for the world, but i am for such a world that it be cleansed of this, that's why i went to fight. now i can confess

with the beginning, partly of mobilization. i left to defend the country as a volunteer in the chechen battalion. ahmad didn't make it. yes and i was too shy to announce it publicly in advance. i have not served before. i am already 45 years old. come on, don’t go, well, i couldn’t help but go, i couldn’t help repaying my debt to my country . the hardest things for me were not shelling, not military operations, not nights in dirty basements or on damp ground. a return by ambulance after being wounded. i assumed that i wouldn't like it war. that is, i actually went with the understanding that it would be hard and bad there. the only thing i was afraid of was that i might fail somewhere. but it turned out that i was afraid in vain, because when i was already there. i have not found in myself. they're not

panic, or fear, or any, uh. not being able to do the tasks that needed to be done. well, once, yes, i could think there. here i am getting old. here i have something that hurts, and i’m tired there, then there simply isn’t such an opportunity to feel sorry for myself. that's why you run you drag everyone around, this armor, unload some heavy boxes. and there, god knows what she is wearing on herself, running around without coping, and yes, unfortunately, i was knocked out earlier than i was there, which means that i counted and, in general, you are getting younger, in fact. yes, although the war is not exactly a way to improve health, but internally internally. you are the same as a symbol, like the young ones. well, because, and you can’t say, but for me, something is hard for me . no, there is no such possibility.

stepanych good morning, slept at night. don't hurt nothing hurts the bandages, we have all the stitches removed . tomorrow we are removing grigory stepanovich, we got on the 27th . he was already our stage. this is the fourth stage of the evacuation. yes, it was strem hospitals got in a state of moderate severity phenomena. the injury itself, so to speak, and with the phenomena of magical anonymity, thank god, the injury was not touched. bones of the vascular bundle of the vascular nerve bundle of the thigh, so everything becomes october, we held back the breakthrough accordingly, our group was sent to strengthen. and we were landing. at 3:00 am

started. well, they shot at us quite accurately. we had six people injured. no, i myself at the beginning hoped that i would live. that is, i still somehow hobbled on purpose so that, well , it was hard to get out, of course, but i expected that i would get there. here it is. well, thanks to my comrade, because he supported me so much and cheered me up. i'm not bored, lord, there's always a lot to do, either some bandaging drip procedures, or communication with the guys, who also

came back wounded, then i write something, then i draw in a notebook. here in a notebook i sketched all the chambers in which i lay. i go for a walk in the yard and worked out my leg. so i came up to the horizontal bar. at first i pulled myself up five times. it's just that the crutch was pulling up to the tree five times, then 10. now 20 times. well, it also happens if i have some kind of music in my ears, i go out. if no one sees, i can dance there. this period was for me, maybe no less important than the fight itself there and you see a lot of things, and you hear a lot of things, and you see these guys the wounded. i tried to write down some stories and tell something. uh. well, i also rode

with the hope that my combat experience. well, if they don’t kill me there, they don’t differ, it’s too hard. i'll still try to describe it in the book in the hospital, you can often hear snippets of conversations. talk to loved ones on the phone or roommates . i don’t eavesdrop, so as not to be intrusive , sometimes i want to write down what i accidentally heard, they cut me, but they didn’t get the fragment. they said it would stay there forever. i'll be like a terminator now walk, at least not with a bullet in the head. it all started with artyom artyom is a reconnaissance sniper. and he also loves anime manga, and he, uh, lost his leg in battle, but here the hospital decided not to be sad. and so i ordered this unicorn costume, an amazing completely bright and colorful costume with a horn on its head, and he rides this stroller and everyone really sees

him and smiles too. and how not to smile. you don't have a second leg, let's say we. here i have gone through the left under the career. that is, i shot it does not work completely. she is a sausage and there is no right leg and phantom pains that not a single anesthetist takes. you go look. you somehow try to smile somehow with everyone, you sit with the guys, you laugh, you smile. uh, they sit completely with arms and legs with their heads intact, and they sit like that, well, as if they picked up this movement here we have. stitch is pikachu uh, well, beauty is bright and colorful. about what to be gray and dull. yes, when and so somehow, when the mood is good, then somehow you recover faster and come back. yes? well, so, that's uh, guys, how can

the mood of all the wounded in the hospital rise, life goes on, we will all of us, as soon as we fix it, there will be a prosthesis and we will return to the front and get married and children. well, that is, as it were, it seems to me that this is very correct. it is very correct to preserve the inner core of this one. and here i see this core in people. i will decide. what to do next, because either return as a fighter or maybe still stop as a military commander. well, first of all, nothing happened. i didn't do everything i could do little enough. if i could do more, i would be happy about it. well, i, in principle, would like to do something for the country. because i personally feel that the country is now in a difficult situation and i don’t want to do something just for myself, i’m

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and the main events of this minute in our news release. today is marine corps day, one of the main strike forces of the army. the commander-in-chief of the navy, admiral nikolai, congratulated the marines and veterans and noted the creation of the regiments. uh, inextricably linked with the name of peter i, marines have always been distinguished by high, proficiency, professionalism and selfless devotion to the motherland is said in the congratulations of the commander. the admiral emphasized that now the marine unit successfully solves the most difficult combat missions in special conditions.