Before coming to Ukraine, I worked in an engineering company. In Ukraine, I underwent comprehensive military training in my brigade. I was also taught tactical medicine techniques, and was taught to use medical tourniquets, scissors, and other equipment from a first-aid kit in difficult combat conditions.

When I arrived at my unit, I was given uniform, military equipment, and weapons. All of this was new and in excellent condition. The living conditions during the contract and military training were very good, with safe housing and good food. Of course, when you go to the front to fight, the conditions change significantly, but this is understandable, because this is war.

The Ukrainian language is quite difficult, but if you put in the effort and time, you can learn to understand and even speak it. Ukrainian soldiers are wonderful people. I am very grateful to them, because they took care of my life, gave me food and drink. I wish them happiness and always remember them in my prayers.

I really like Ukraine and I plan to stay here because I am in love. The truth is that I feel at home here, regardless of the weather.
I want to give a recommendation for those who are still hesitating: should I join the ranks of the Ukrainian army? Do this: be alone, close your eyes, put your hand on your heart and listen to what your heart tells you. If your heart tells you to go forward and help the Ukrainian cause – do it.

Glory to Ukraine!