After the Donbass service and the rest of the region, the artist collects help, supports families of the dead and receives gratitude from those in the battle.
Singing Vitaly Kozlovsky, who last year was transferred to the rank of the National Guard, and then moved to the Armed Forces, first told how he managed to return with Advanced. He said about this in an interview with Marichka Padalko.
According to the artist, he was sent to engage in volunteer activities for the needs of the brigade – and this mission was less important than services with weapons.
“Now with my twin and we are engaged in patronage service and fee for our brigade. We are helping the families of dead soldiers and missing. Every woman with children needs help today. For example, by September 1 last year we collected portfolios in all the necessary things. the one person.
In the spring of 2024, Kozlovsky joined the 22th separate mechanized brigade, and there he found the commanders who saw his strength outside the front line. The artist admitted: at first he believed that the usefulness was to just pick up the machine gun. But the service changed its representations.
“Therefore, I am grateful to all the commanders, all those situations that now have led me to the fact that I will finally be able to do my own thing that will help me to have some kind of internal satisfaction of my soul and need. What my twin and brigade have asked for me.
Recently, Kozlovsky received a special gratitude: the S-300 rocket fragment with the inscription “Thank you, weakened, for service and for such desperate help.” The artist calls this thing the biggest reward in life.
Earlier it was reported that Vitaly Kozlovsky shared the details of his service with the armed forces.
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