The girl answered her beloved “yes”, and the performer wished passionate love for many years to come.
On September 11, Ukrainian singer Tina Karol gave her first concert in Ukraine this year. The star performed in the Kiev metro. During the event, a pair of military personnel became engaged.
“This is my first solo concert in our independent state this year, and it is in the metro. It is both touching and cruel, and at the same time it shows that we are indestructible, we are free, rebellious and irresistible. Let our dedications, let the speeches, let our speeches in the world be a symbol of soft power, because we influence the understanding that we will not give our state to anyone, never to anyone, because we is free, free in soul, we love freedom, we love our country, we love the land, we love the heroes, and we are with them,” said Karol.
During the concert, a Ukrainian military man, a fighter of the National Guard of Ukraine, rose to the impromptu stage. He got down on one knee and proposed marriage to his beloved. The chosen military also protected the country from Russian invaders. The couple met in front. The girl accepted her lover’s offer, and Karol wished them love for many years.
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Source: korrespondent
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