The artist, who became a company commander in the Svoboda volunteer battalion, first participated in the liberation of the Kyiv region, and then went to the East.
Ukrainian actor Volodymyr Raschuk, who serves in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, confessed why he was brought to tears for the first time at the front. He reports it on TSN.
It is noted that in the spring, together with his comrades, he participated in the liberation of the Kyiv region from the Russian invaders, after which he went to the Luhansk region, where he participated in the fierce battles for Severodonetsk and Rubizhne , where there are many Ukrainian servicemen. died
“All night I got the men. In the morning I looked, and I had a new uniform – we just arrived – completely covered in blood. I had such a condition … The battalion commander looked at me and said: ” Don’t worry, this is blood of brothers. We just cry and cry. We are just shocked. We cried really hard with the boys and we realized that we can do it next time. It’s impossible to get used to,” he said.
At the same time, Vladimir Rashchuk added that he was worried about his native Mariupol. When he was surrounded by invaders, his relatives remained in the city. In particular, his sister is hiding in the drama theater, where the Russians dropped an aerial bomb.
“I didn’t smoke for 7 years, and when the bomb hit, I lit up. It was very difficult for me, because for three days there was no connection with my sister. I didn’t know what was going on. Then he dialed and said it was five hours before he left the blast,” said the serviceman.
Earlier it was reported that Taras Topolya, who has been serving as a paramedic in the Armed Forces of Ukraine since the first days of the war, spoke about the most terrible situations at the front.
The Russian actor tearfully addressed his Ukrainian parents
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Source: korrespondent
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