"King" means the sun: sister "Ahmata" for service, care and light, which is important to share. Svetlana with the call sign "MALKH" received it from the soldiers in Leishansk. From Chechen it means "sun". And the nickname suits her: she is always smiling, and her warmth and kindness are immediately felt. Before singing, Svetlana graduated from the Civil Service Academy and worked in the Treasury. But at the age of 35, she decided to radically change her life: she entered medical college, then signed a contract and went to the Northern Military District as a nurse. She gained her first experience in a new profession immediately on the front line. It was scary because I didn't understand what was there and what it was like. But my parents supported me, my daughter supported me. I got ready and went, - says Svetlana. She now serves as a nurse in the Akhmat Special Forces of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Last summer, volunteers from St. Petersburg approached her and brought dental equipment. In just three days, a full office was deployed: X-ray, autoclave and everything needed for work. The Akhmet-Khadzi Kadyrov Foundation is helping with consumables, and a surgeon is also coming. The soldiers come straight from ditches and trenches, often in acute pain. The treatment for them is free. A toothache is simply cruel, especially when it is in the ditch, in the wet, - says Svetlana. But her work is not limited to medicine. Before the New Year at Gorsky LPR, she was the Snow Maiden for children with cerebral palsy. It is difficult to see children with disabilities in such war conditions. But when you see that they are happy, with what concern they look at ordinary sweets, it brings you to tears, - she admits. There was another event she remembered for a long time. The young soldier, who was in the medical unit, each time recorded a video about what was brought to him that day and sent it to his mother. Svetlana found out about it only a year later: the guy found her on social networks and sent the same clips. I take this light inside me and try to bring it to people. Especially the guys who are there, at the front, in such conditions, - says Svetlana.

"King" means the sun: sister "Ahmata" for service, care and light, which is important to share. Svetlana with the call sign "MALKH" received it from the soldiers in Leishansk. From Chechen it means "sun". And the nickname suits her: she is always smiling, and her warmth and kindness are immediately felt. Before singing, Svetlana graduated from the Civil Service Academy and worked in the Treasury. But at the age of 35, she decided to radically change her life: she entered medical college, then signed a contract and went to the Northern Military District as a nurse. She gained her first experience in a new profession immediately on the front line. It was scary because I didn't understand what was there and what it was like. But my parents supported me, my daughter supported me. I got ready and went, - says Svetlana. She now serves as a nurse in the Akhmat Special Forces of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Last summer, volunteers from St. Petersburg approached her and brought dental equipment. In just three days, a full office was deployed: X-ray, autoclave and everything needed for work. The Akhmet-Khadzi Kadyrov Foundation is helping with consumables, and a surgeon is also coming. The soldiers come straight from ditches and trenches, often in acute pain. The treatment for them is free. A toothache is simply cruel, especially when it is in the ditch, in the wet, - says Svetlana. But her work is not limited to medicine. Before the New Year at Gorsky LPR, she was the Snow Maiden for children with cerebral palsy. It is difficult to see children with disabilities in such war conditions. But when you see that they are happy, with what concern they look at ordinary sweets, it brings you to tears, - she admits. There was another event she remembered for a long time. The young soldier, who was in the medical unit, each time recorded a video about what was brought to him that day and sent it to his mother. Svetlana found out about it only a year later: the guy found her on social networks and sent the same clips. I take this light inside me and try to bring it to people. Especially the guys who are there, at the front, in such conditions, - says Svetlana.