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with a gun in my hands. and she said, oh, maksym. nice joke. don tjoke with your mother, it s war. just set in the shelter and do your work, volunteer or do something else. do you feel scared? not much. but it is human nature to feel scared. and of course, deeply in my soul, ifeel a bit scared. because no one wants to die, even if it s for your country. so, death is not an option for us. for now, they are on the checkpoint. if the russians come, they will be firing out of a trench in the war s key battle. war always has a political, as well as a military dimension. while president zelensky and his government are here in kyiv, no one can say that they have been defeated, even if they are losing territory elsewhere. at the same time, president putin cannot claim victory in this war
what are you studying? i am studying economy. and i am studying biology. most of the recruits that day were about the same age, making jokes to hide their nerves. when they lined up outside, they looked as if they were off to a festival except for the guns. now, demytro and maksym have been given uniforms, three days training and they are facing the russians. get used to my gun, i learned how to shoot and act in the battle. also many other things that will be very crucial during the fight with some russians. i feel much more confident than i was before. because we get enough
closer to the russians. the soldiers here are all volunteers. they are still expected to fight, even with only a few days training. just over a week ago i met two university friends, maksym, aged 19, and demytro, 18, as they signed up in kyiv. what are you studying? i am studying economy. and i am studying biology. most of the recruits that day were about the same age, making jokes to hide their nerves. when they lined up outside, they looked as if they were off to a festival except for the guns. now, demytro and maksym have been given uniforms, three days training and they are facing the russians. get used to my gun, i learned how to shoot and act in the battle.
to shoot and act in the battle. also many other things that will be very crucial during the fight with some russians. i feel much more confident than i was before. because we get enough knowledge in tactics. do you think the battle is coming to kiev? yes, it is definitely possible. but we just have to stop them here in brovary, because if they get to kyiv then this war might be over. what do your parents think about what you re doing? mum, i m on the war, i am fighting with a gun in my hands. and she said, oh, maksym. she thinks it s a joke. don tjoke with your mother, it s war. just sit in the shelter and do your work, volunteer or do something else.