junior lieutenant sergei rashkov is a military paramedic. started in civilian life at an ambulance station. the armed forces came after my grandfather and father. geography of service from the far east to the far north. the further path can be traced by military awards for syria and a special military operation. the most precious thing for him is the order courage. he found himself behind the ribbon from the first day of the northern military district, while performing a combat mission as part of a reconnaissance group, he was ambushed, taking the place of a machine gunner-gunner, covering the retreat of a comrade, and was wounded in the neck with damage to the spinal cord. on adrenaline , so to speak, i didn’t even understand, i just touched it, yeah, it’s bleeding, i thought, well, it’s just a scratch , then i started to lose consciousness a little, and accordingly a shell landed on the car, well then... i just lost consciousness, i don’t remember anything, i already woke up in the hospital after operations, and accordingly, i was a little

foundation is raising funds for the hero of the northern military district, junior lieutenant sergei rashkove. he has a spinal cord lesion and cannot walk, but he is studying at the university and continues to serve in the armed forces at the local military registration and enlistment office in order to return to a more fulfilling active life. the far north, the further path can be traced by military awards for syria and the geography of service from the far east to a special military operation, the most dear to him is the order of courage, he received the ribbon from the first day of the northern military district. during a combat mission as part of reconnaissance group was ambushed, taking the place of a machine gunner, covering the retreat, a comrade was wounded in the neck with damage to the spinal cord, on adrenaline, so to speak , i didn’t even understand, i just touched it, yeah, it’s bleeding , i thought, well, it’s just a scratch, well , then i simply lost consciousness, i don’t remember anything, i already woke up in the hospital after the operation, and, accordingly, i was a littl