andrii dimnych recalls his most difficult case in his 13-year career.ation century-old historical building in the center of poltava, the most difficult was the fire in which i took part, it was the kotlya revskyi cinema, which was difficult, probably because it was -9, a very large scale, so a lot of equipment and personnel were involved. in the last two years , even more work fell on the shoulders of rescuers, in addition to domestic and natural ones. fires , accidents or cataclysms, they eliminate the consequences of enemy shelling, evacuate civilians and conduct search and rescue operations. all fires are difficult in their own way, because the specifics of the object are different, there is an oil depot, there is a shopping center, in various technological processes take place at these facilities, so you need to adapt to each fire. the stories of the rescuers' exploits were collected in the project heroes without weapons, in continuation. for several years, so that as many people as possible, at least through photos, could see the everyday life of f

andrii dimnych recalls his most frequent case during his 13-year career, the burning of a two-hundred-year-oldrical building in the center of poltava. the most difficult was the fire in which i took part, it was the kotlya revskyi cinema. sometimes it was difficult, probably because it was minus nine, the scale was very large, so a lot of equipment and personnel were involved. in the last two years , rescuers have had even more work to do, in addition to household and natural fires, accidents incidents or cataclysms, they eliminate the consequences of enemy shelling, evacuate civilians and conduct search and rescue operations. all fires, they are difficult in their own way, because the specifics of the object are different, there is an oil base, there is a shopping center, different technological processes take place at these objects, so for each fire you need yourself... to arrange the stories of the rescuers' exploits were collected in project heroes without weapons for several years, so that as many people as possible, at least through photos, could see the everyday life of firefighters, th