and our khrystyna parubiy , veteran kateryna pryimak, told her story during the revolution. she volunteeredctor. at that time, she also graduated from the university and worked at the center of modern art in kyiv. first, the war began and instead of a master's degree, she went to war. her military history began with a visit to donetsk in 2014 with a friend. the first impression was an empty city of chechens . and people with machine guns. after this trip, she went to the volunteer ukrainian corps in the dnipro and decided that she should be useful at the front, and we were almost the last ones on the train from donetsk to we got to dnipro instead of three hours there, 10 9 and 10 shorter. then i told my mother that i was going to dnipro and to the base of the duk volunteer korin corps. well, actually we did such a trick and looked. and actually we arrived at the base the first time, then the second time , and already you know they didn't let you go but somehow the atmosphere and you understand that you want to do something then and decided to join the hospitalist came to several courses of

kateryna pryimak joined the ukrainian resistance from the revolution of dignity, she saved of the ukrainian military in pisky in donetsk region, and during the great war in the south, and told her story to our khrystyna parubiy, let's watch the story about this incredible woman , veteran kateryna pryimak during the revolution of dignity of a volunteer in the medical center where got to know the volunteers of the right sector at that time she also graduated from the university and worked at the center of modern art in kyiv. first the war and instead of a master's degree she went to war her military history began with a visit to donetsk in 2014 with a friend the first impression was an empty city chechens and people with machine guns after on this trip, she went to the volunteer ukrainian corps in the dnipro on easter and decided that she should be useful at the front, and we traveled from donetsk to the dnipro on the almost last train that went there instead of three hours there are 10 and 9 and 10 shorter, then i told my mother that i was going to dnipro and to the base of the duk volunteer

ukraine, the girl told her story to our colleagues khrystyna parubiy, we are watching , veteran kateryna pryimakthe medical center during the revolution of dignity, where she met the volunteers of the right sector at that time, she was also graduating university and worked in the center of modern art in kyiv, first the war, and instead of a master's degree, she went to war, her military history began with visits to donetsk in in 2014, with a friend, the first impression was an empty city, chechens and people with machine guns. after this trip, she went to the volunteer ukrainian corps in dnipro on easter and decided that she should be useful at the front, and we were almost the last ones on the train that traveled there from donetsk to dnipro instead three hours there, 10 or nine. ten minutes later, i then told my mother that i was going to the dnipro and to the base of the duk , the volunteer koryn corps, but actually we did such a hook , we looked and actually we arrived at the base the first time, then the second time, and already you know no they let you go. but somehow the atmosphere makes