At the outbreak of a full-scale war, the singer stopped all contacts with Russia and joined the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The famous Ukrainian singer Kolya Serga, who defended the Motherland at the beginning of a large-scale war, spoke about the mobilization in Ukraine.
In particular, the artist believes that everyone should go to the draft board, noting that this does not mean that everyone will immediately be taken to the front line.
“In my opinion, in these difficult times, we should be responsible citizens and help our state and our people. Therefore, everyone should go to the military registration and enlistment office, check in and return to their work. Not everyone is immediately sent to the front. First, those who have military experience or the necessary skills. And only then they get people who are not involved in military matters,” he said in an interview with Channel 24.
Kolya Serga also added that the army is a big system that needs trained and motivated people.
“First, these people undergo training and appropriate training, and only then they are sent to the combat zone. However, it is worth remembering that there are different areas at the front. For example, work with those documents, morals, cooks, lawyers, mechanics-drivers, programmers. After all, the army is a big system and for it to work in a balanced and equal way, it is necessary to provide all the workshops with motivated, powerful performers, ” summed up the musician.
Earlier it was reported that Kolya Serga said whether he would stay in the army after the victory in the war released by the Russian Federation.
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