Musicians of the Ukrainian group Antitila served in the combat zone in the north of the Kharkiv region.
Members of the Antibody team, who from the first days of a massive war took up arms and went to defend their homeland, are leaving the front lines. They announced it on their Instagram.
It was noted that the corresponding order was given by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny. However, Taras Topolya, Sergei Vusik and Dmitry Zholud will continue to serve in the ranks of the 130th Troop Battalion.
“By order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny, Antitelas was sent to Kyiv from the combat zone in the north of the Kharkiv region. Taras Topolya, Serhiy Vusik and Dmitry Zholud continue to serve in the ranks of 130th TRO Battalion, but from now on they will no longer appear in accordance with combat orders as shooters-paramedics of evacuation crews,” the musicians wrote.
Now the artists have returned to creativity and plan to give charity concerts in support of Ukraine.
“Musicians have already taken part in events dedicated to the Independence Day of Ukraine, important artistic events abroad and social work will be next in line, which is especially important for the state at this time. Within framework of their own Antibody Charitable Foundation, they will focus on the material support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the 130th Battalion , children of the dead brother, aero development,” the message said.
It was previously reported that Antibodies nursed the children of comrades who died in the Russian war into adulthood.
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Source: korrespondent
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