independence square, and max was on maternity leave at the time , and he came to the event with his baby in smilababy and he has a camera, and he ’s walking there, filming something, everyone is running, and he’s so neat, but that’s all i was in the same profession. max and i. well, we probably saw each other at some events, but we got to know each other, we met in ilovaisk, we arrived in ilovaisk quietly, when we were at the depot, the first day, then the soldiers from the marathon peacemaker battalion brought us into the school and said that the only chance to get out of prison as a civilian from the school. there will be some fast corridors. when we moved from the ilovaisk railway depot to the school, max was there and markiyan lysenko was there. and actually we started with them then, well, we got to know each other, i started to kiss and communicate closely there, it was august 25, 8 years ago we met in the corridor of the school, we hugged warmly and one of his first phrases was that the boys must eat, because war is war, but let's go, i'll feed you there. max had a very strong sense of jus

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