how many horses does he have according to his passport 270 horses? it feels like more in principle, as i understand it, that here these roads , even along which we advance, is all, through the fields. yes, this is most of the new roads we make our way through the fields. let's say it's safer in some respects, short military equipment. movement of goods. i figured that if people living in civilian life, engaged in civilian professions, go to the military registration and enlistment offices and

the desire to go to a special operation. ah, well, we initially talked about this as a wife, of course, she was not that anyway, the decision is mine. that's by itself. she is very worried. here but nevertheless, what to do small ones, so , as it were, well, it’s clear that the absence of me, in principle, at home is, of course, hard for them , they miss me, and i miss them very much. when did

you decide for yourself that you should be here? i came. 2012-2013 are you doing as a volunteer? well, i already wanted to sign it in july in the summer, but i thought, maybe we’ll have time for everything to end, then they began to determine the mobilization, i thought or so they would take it away mobilization or you will be yourself and so i came to the military registration and enlistment office myself. and they told me there that

even the trip is ready for mobilization for you. well done come? and you have it here. uh, roughly speaking, all northerners, that is, bitcoins, yes, murmansk yes, but it’s more comfortable, well, conditionally easier. there are even many permians and they are familiar from one village in dynamics. as you see? a? well, to put it bluntly, your stay here is harder; it's easier to get tired of sitting in one place. flew by the first week when someone came here it's unusual that arrivals, that's all it was scary. and now he’s used to it, we’re not afraid of anything, we’re digging, the more, deeper you dig in, the better it will be for you later how your relatives reacted to the fact that you’re here it’s normal, nothing, well,

your daughter is worried. now he asks, which dad will come, but i don’t say what i said in the war, like to go to work, to leave, he asks all the time, when dad will arrive. wait, from this to our border will be peaceful in our cities, yes, kill peaceful people, than they are beautiful. this is in fact your home and you participate in combat actions on the border, belgorod and kharkov regions. you have the feeling that, well, it's kind of bacterial. eh, you hold the line that your house is behind your back, as if

you can’t let the enemy go further. uh now. yes , but now we are, for example, from belgorod well, it's quite far away there. that's when we were, for example, at the first point, roughly speaking, there is my house to the border, well , there were seventy kilometers to the border in the area there. and when we got here. that's when i came here with my comrades with a battalion. we were placed, let's say, on our positions on the territory of russia, i understand that i am at home and everything is familiar to me and i have friends here, i can talk to them, but at the same time i understand that there is a war. i came, sort of home, but i came to the war. it feels like, i don't know the first time i had that feeling, mixed. you are like at home. but you, well, you are at home in the war, and here they are, i see them, they say, there is 500 there, 300-800 m, i see

the enemy and you understand that if we fail here now or something is wrong, well, this will create problems. well for my family my houses. now it will be necessary for you to take and then come here, where to go to the battalion commander. this, respectively, let's say so, our local kulibins guys who are engaged in the maintenance of the machine, directly. so they came up with just such armor, after all, whatever one may say, and the rest of the units are protected by the cabin. well, it’s safer, of course, in such driving conditions, this is primarily a longing. well, this is the first thing that is considered, how many yes, and not large-caliber ones, let's say so . a lot

depends on the machine gun of these machines, and they help a lot. certainly, it is primarily mobility. the most important thing in our work. here is the correct technique. it's always a chance first. boots, first aid kits, thermal imagers, night vision goggles, copters, it’s hard to switch at all from summer to winter. yes, especially the front endures it very hard, because, firstly, the guys have to

put on. well, let's say the climate. it is very peculiar here during the day, it is warm, especially when the transition is underway, and at night it is very cold, downright catastrophic, especially when september began my first september, in my opinion, they felt when it was minus 2 °, or something, all of a sudden, those guys stepped into the night cotton wool. they, well, were unpleasantly surprised. that is why now they need to switch from summer to winter uniforms. and it all drags on itself from position to position. it's very hard actually. i will say this is the supply in fact you are transferring shells. uh, the fuel works well and there is no starvation for us, let's say that in terms of shells and

the cartridge, everything is armored, well, it looks armored initially. that is, as it were, yes in this regard we were provided, but at the same time consumables. they are needed constantly and constantly , these requests are changing and responding so quickly, let's say the plan of the whole front is impossible, and i believe that here i am working. it is we who have several representatives in belgorod , soviet representatives in st. petersburg in moscow and orsk anyway, with whom i call up. they constantly ask how we are, they ask how it is. the mood of the guys is conveyed - hello, and they send letters from children. uh, they send us warm ones and food. i thought it over, well, i went to the military registration and enlistment office to conclude

contract. it's been going on here for a long time. this is getting used to the war. here we are yesterday and came under fire. you can hit 120, that is, i certainly couldn't even fall asleep today, because, well, adrenaline is on. but in general, when you communicate with the military on positions. you understand that someone is coming. this calmness is never there, panic, there is never anything. yes, there, over time, then it’s already normal, damn it, no panic. well, in the beginning yes, the first weeks, maybe two. yes, the arrivals are. well, far beside me there is such excitement, and then you get used to it, all the same careful nearby, immediately dug in. and

so everything is fine. and, probably, how long we , probably, lived there for a week, how long it gets stronger, well , the juice pours on you all the sand, your head in the sand, the sleeping bag in the sand, weapons, in principle, all the weapons, i sleep. it's i wake up at night, it's dark, nothing at all well, damn it, and i heard this sand is pouring along the wall. i begin to look for a way out, i dream, as if i were falling asleep, i had a dream that i would wake up and hear this sand.

i'm trying to get out of there and i don't know where it's a spaniard, first of all, it won't. and what do you fasten to the end, that it was cold at night now, sleeping bags were warm, there were no stoves, i felt nothing, yes, that is here. and who is this, like she led, the campaign was already falling asleep. a normal face turns on a flashlight. i am aware that everything is fine and that we did not fall asleep, went out into the street. i breathed heavily, and this happens to many people. well, i have been serving in murmansk for a long time, the murmansk region got here, as the cadres were like a volunteer. well, as a career volunteer served in another, sort of, went here as a volunteer. well, you are one of those who wrote the report, so to speak, not what

they ordered , i said, i repeat once again, firstly, well, promotion is not something to go there as a fighter. well, as if she came too, as if she agreed a little differently. i had a ship. when we keep the ship with us, accordingly, we definitely wouldn’t let go anywhere, the ship to the crew and that’s it. went here before vacation. fine. everything was ready to talk. everything here is just in case. i don't know, i concluded he is a short-term contract, for a start for 4 months. i've been here for here already well

, the third month. in fact, my short-term contract ends at the end of december. well, i don’t know, until the special operation is over, probably, until the end, they won’t be taken out. well, that is, i don’t want to, yes, leave the guys here already. yes, of course, we all arrived together , we all go together. when was the mobilization? clearly , the guys went to the military registration and enlistment offices, well, some of them watched from the side of the border. i saw it personally, because i lived in zaozersk and traveled in a cookie every morning. well, as if i can’t say a word a little, how do i feel about it, well, not completely indifferent, well , you just choose them, why is there any sense in all this? what to run somewhere? then they, as it were, well, they hold such positions here, they just announced it, even roughly speaking, as everyone

says there, they didn’t particularly cling to anyone. that's exactly what it was. a long line at the border with norway in the murmansk region , just after, well, from 21 to 22 at night, respectively, i go home on 21 in the evening. well, there was driving late, the cars were already standing. i at first i think that so many cars are never there, but in the morning it’s just there, well, it ’s understandable, as if i drove to work, and people are standing, well, it happens that there are certificates with registration, as if from our country. i don’t know why i lived here then. i read in the news that when mobilization was announced, i don’t know how true it is that a large flow of men poured out of the border of the cis country. well, this is not normal. i think so wrong. yes, it's not embarrassing. yes, it's a shame that these people have known our history all their lives in the country. how much was flow of blood? at what cost did all this come about

? what has been happening for 9 years now in the donbas ? as for leisure, i don’t even know what to tell you, because it turns out that the guys are constantly at work. they either stand and serve at the post, or well, they sleep when it is supposed to, well, or they work, they do something, respectively. here are the constructions, or the improvement of life. well, respectively, not to say putting things in order to maintain order, because, as it were, well, it’s good now frost, but before that you saw, maybe yesterday the day before yesterday, what happened here?

the steps are ready, so that they are more even, and here they are sandy, that is, any parish will catch on, and you can wake up at night. you can live the same talk about the house, about wives, about holidays, about holidays, as if all the same, the same worries. yes, it will be necessary to somehow live , warm up, cook food for yourself, that is, strengthen your buildings, ennoble your home. the same renovation as at home. only you have concrete buildings there, or you have a house or an apartment here, this is your perch.

for example, in advance there before frost yes zamora rains, you can normally excavate, for example, a wider trench, so that it would be more comfortable to put your things there, put a bed there somehow, well, ennoble, so that in these rigid frameworks and conditions to live a little more comfortable that you could, for example, after a working day, come to lie down on the same wooden nara, they are on the cold ground. and there is a rug or some kind of mattress, if they brought you to take cover with a sleeping bag, fire the stove and you can enjoy listening to music if you have a charger on your phone or watching a movie, you come the same way, after work you turn on the movie, you watch the series , you relax, and at these moments the hours are calm, well, sometimes it seems that there is no war that everything is calm.

they gave everything, but even to the ready-made dugout and the whole team, especially there, if there is an officer, or some leader, what to command there, yes, that’s all. there are people there anyway, it's the same service in the army, at least morally psychologically difficult. not every it will endure.

how many shells per day does it take in different ways? today, more than forty have already been released, when they correct enough, when the planned goals are bad, when the weather is bad, then not very much, but today this is your direct weather, because we worked yesterday, as if we were working at night, as if in general it was strong and that side worked today, in my opinion, only ours are bombed. go.

but this one is going to be tough. well, you probably get used to it. don't bother anymore. well, yes, you get used to everything . you return to your positions, how to go home. transition from war to citizen psychologically well, no, well, we don't. well, like the gunners to us. it seems to me easier than in the infantry. here, if you take here as a whole. to return home, that is, the opinion is that it is difficult to return from the war. it seems to me hard to return to those who. here , directly on the front end, is

somehow easier for us. what goals are basically, basically, you fall. damn, even small appliances cost. this is not complete. and then you write down. one tank can paralyze positions for an hour if there is an ammo supply there and it is loaded and there is no way, for example, to work out artillery on it, or the same rpg infantry, then it can

nightmare the position for about an hour and no one will get out, because the work is very fast and very dense reloading between charges between exits, that is, literally 6 seconds. and so he learns rather quickly, because your life depends on it, firstly, the life of your comrades. and if there is a weak point, it is fraught with consequences for all comrades for this unit. that is, roughly speaking , for everything for the entire front. therefore, it is necessary think fast and sometimes there is no time to think what to do to do it. it becomes a habit. the direction is very

active, as it were, they work, there are many in almost every forest plantation. there are people here, to put it bluntly. well, they have a lot here too. yes, the fact that we are holding positions is an artillery duel. exactly, that is, the infantry is strong, no matter how hard they fight, well, they don’t go forward, but the artillery fires, it’s really good, and ours and theirs are watching the smell of them already ceases to slowly support the shells there. they already have everything, as it were. and we have a lot more nevertheless. yes, we are not infantry. we are artillery, that is, some have been asking for how long, also, we have volunteers. i ask how it is after the first days, some simply consider that, well, as they left for the exercise, that is, we don’t see what’s going on ahead, the artilleryman, it’s really easier in this regard faster. came across the arrival of western artillery. well, for me personally no, well, the guys on the eleventh mortar say yes, it happens.

you can't even hear them when they fly. how would you evaluated the enemy, i never had such thoughts that the enemy is dumber or smarter than me. i believe that the enemy is working as expected. that is, they have quite the same, they have weaknesses. here are their strengths. suppose, if we take the accuracy, e. small artillery and small mortars of ugly sets they have high accuracy high mobility here no questions. uh, at the same time, our heavy artillery is better developed. now you will go to a small one, and you will come to the citizens, but if this is the transition. what used to be called afghan

syndrome or something is already so accustomed to this life that sometimes not only me, many of us wonder how we will continue to live in a peaceful world where there is no shooting, and no one wants to kill you, and therefore somehow you need to so you come to adapt, there is just an empty field, or when you have already gone abroad, let's say the people are worried there, they are upset that they are not always supported. there will be those groups of people who will be dissatisfied, this has always been and will always be based on the opinion or listen to these people. it's not worth it. there are more say. so the higher goal is insignificant, i believe. because the fight against nazism is more important, but it is more important for his targeted.

sergei makovetsky, we

can't return home. all in all, they attacked the settlements of donbass . most of the shelling of the last hours fell on donetsk . they opened fire on the capital of the dpr in the late night. six times they fired 24 large-caliber shells from nato cannon guns with the same weapon, the militants fired at yakovlevka yasnovata, and pylavai was hit from american salvo systems. highmors fire, seven rocket explosions were counted in the city; information about the destruction and possible victims is being specified.