that everyone is alive, there are not two dry, thirty-year-old alexandra is from bashkir city ​​of belebey after a military service... to his homeland, that is, he was always interested in the armed forces, i always liked people in uniform. in 2019, nisterenko left the service and went to work for the northern oil and gas industry. deposit, but when the northern military district began, being in touch with former colleagues, he could not stay away and volunteered for the akhmat battalion, along with four fellow countrymen from belebey. when, i see what is happening over the course of... this time since 2014, that a veteran of this very bloody terrible war of mankind cannot go out into the street, dressed in his homeland, when he shed blood for this for for this land in general, how to explain it, the st. george ribbons are being torn off him there, how can they faith, how they destroy churches, that is, it ’s natural for me... as a citizen, as just a man, this was unacceptable to me. after studying at the russian special forces university in chechnya, alexander went to the lpr. the tasks w

there was no two hundred, not three hundred, thirty-year-old alexandra. from the bashkir city of belebeychool, then to the army, after military service and signed a contract, he served in the marine corps, there even before the northern military district, he met a fighter with the call sign rokot, who would become a legend during the operation in mariupol. my grandmother is my mother on the other hand, she is a veteran of the great patriotic war, that is, since childhood, i , one might say, have absorbed this story first-hand, that is, from - directly from a participant in the events, so... all the stories are here these here love for the fatherland, love for one’s small homeland, big homeland, that is, i was always interested in the armed forces, i always liked people in uniform. in 2019, misterenko left the service and went to work north at an oil and gas field, but when the northern military district began, being in touch with former colleagues, he could not stay away and volunteered for the akhmat battalion, along with four fellow countrymen from belebey, when... uh, i see , what has

could not stay away and volunteered for the akhmat battalion, along with four fellow countrymen from belebeye since 2014, that the veteran is this such the bloodiest terrible war of humanity, and cannot go out into the street, wearing his orders, when he shed blood for it. for for this land for in general how how is this to explain, they are tearing off his st. george ribbons and how they destroy the faith, how they destroy churches, that is, it’s natural for me , as a citizen, as a simple man , this was unacceptable to me. after studying at the russian special forces university in chechnya , alexander went to the lpr. the tasks were different, mainly active defense, that is. accordingly, they were in forest regiments, in forest plantations, they occupied, and such events kept them. his phone contains a lot of footage from the city of popasnaya lpr, which is almost completely turned into ruins. but when we went directly into the village, that is, the outskirts of the city, we saw these signs that on the gate there were written civilians, children, and ukrainian artillery with western shells.

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