let us pay our respects, taras gren, an officer of the armed forces of ukraine, a military journalist and photographer, since 1994, a correspondent of the newspaper of the western operational command of the army of ukraine, served in military service in various... positions in units of the military press, later joined the ranks of the armed forces in 2014, when the maidan began, even before that, i was one of such a military journalistic team that predicted the invasion of russia even before, and we saw simply from the information leaks, from the information work, that russia is very strongly pursuing an aggressive policy and washing the cities of its citizens. today, the profession of a military journalist is extremely important, because thanks to its representatives, we learn quickly and verified information from the front. i serve in army from the very beginning of the creation of the ukrainian state, and here it would be better to say that i was motivated not to leave the army, because , frankly speaking, until 2014, ukrainian society simply wiped its feet on its army, no one paid

this is how taras gren works at the front , how he sees war. let's see further.as gren, officer of the armed forces of ukraine, military journalist and photographer. since 1994, correspondent of the newspaper of the western operational command of the army of ukraine, served in military service in various positions in military press units. subsequently, i joined the ranks of the armed forces in 2014. when the maidan began, even earlier, i was one of such a military journalist team that predicted the invasion of russia even before, and we saw simply from the information leaks, from the information work, that russia pursues a very aggressive policy and penetrates cities to its citizens. today, the profession of a military journalist is extremely important, because thanks to its representatives we learn: operative and verified information from the front, i have served in the army since the very beginning of the creation of the ukrainian state, and here it is easier to say that i was motivated not to leave the army, because ukrainian society, frankly saying, until 201

army, simply wiping its feet, nobody cared about the problems of the army didn't pay attention taras gren brought unique artifacts collected by his colleagues at various points of hostilities. the journalist accumulated them in order to transfer them to a museum or to scientific library so that future historians study the history of the war on the basis of these documents. now with my new place of service in the military. clinical center, i see guys who with their health, themselves , in fact with themselves, closed us from this russian scourge, you know, i have no moral right to stop in front of them, i have to show and explain to people that war is not so far away from u.s. according to a military journalist, during the great war, the structure of weapons and the strength of the armed forces of ukraine changed significantly, and this is precisely will allow the ukrainian army to fight... the country, they were able to switch to the training of both non-commissioned officers and to open many more such faculties where retraining and improvement of knowledge was carried out, which made it