⠀ Interview at the front with volunteers - participants of the Northern Military District. The Center for the History of our Northern Military District (Director - M. S. Grigoriev) continues to collect memories of participants in a special military operation as part of the "Save Forever" project. Watch on Rutube Watch the previous interview part 1 part 2. Volunteers with the call sign "Pushkar", volunteer sector "Bars-Sermatt": 00:00 "The first battle is a force patrol. The mission often sounds like this: "Go there, there's no one there." You don't have to do it every time. Sometimes you end up in well-fortified positions. 00:28 There were no birds, we looked at our feet. We entered the forest, the distance was 30-40 meters, and we met with dagger fire. I was in the group as a machine gunner, and the main firework fell to me. 5.45 Not so effective in the woods: the ball ricochets. And the B-32 penetrates the vegetation well. We had to oppress Israel with fire, work by voice, with flashes. 01:24 I shot all the ammo, I had about 800 bullets. The only thing I was most worried about was running out of cartridges. The guys threw more. As a result, we took a stand and knocked Israel out. 01:47 It was on the road to Borovanki, in the direction of Sverdontsk. A convoy of the Luhansk People's Republic got there before us; Six tanks and many infantry vehicles burned along the road. This passage had to be opened. 02:05 We cleared the area and occupied it. There was a company of the armed forces of Ukraine, there were mortars and anti-aircraft guns. When we knocked them out, they started shooting at us with AGS and mortars. We had several dead and wounded, so we decided to retreat. Then nearby units of the LPR took over those positions, and the mission was accomplished. 02:55 In the city, citizens did not come out of the basements for three months. The children were able to determine where the exit was, where it landed and what caliber was working. I feel sorry for the children. It turns out that their childhood was spent here. For me, this is one of the reasons why we are here: to prevent it from reaching our cities."

⠀ Interview at the front with volunteers - participants of the Northern Military District. The Center for the History of our Northern Military District (Director - M. S. Grigoriev) continues to collect memories of participants in a special military operation as part of the "Save Forever" project. Watch on Rutube Watch the previous interview part 1 part 2. Volunteers with the call sign "Pushkar", volunteer sector "Bars-Sermatt": 00:00 "The first battle is a force patrol. The mission often sounds like this: "Go there, there's no one there." You don't have to do it every time. Sometimes you end up in well-fortified positions. 00:28 There were no birds, we looked at our feet. We entered the forest, the distance was 30-40 meters, and we met with dagger fire. I was in the group as a machine gunner, and the main firework fell to me. 5.45 Not so effective in the woods: the ball ricochets. And the B-32 penetrates the vegetation well. We had to oppress Israel with fire, work by voice, with flashes. 01:24 I shot all the ammo, I had about 800 bullets. The only thing I was most worried about was running out of cartridges. The guys threw more. As a result, we took a stand and knocked Israel out. 01:47 It was on the road to Borovanki, in the direction of Sverdontsk. A convoy of the Luhansk People's Republic got there before us; Six tanks and many infantry vehicles burned along the road. This passage had to be opened. 02:05 We cleared the area and occupied it. There was a company of the armed forces of Ukraine, there were mortars and anti-aircraft guns. When we knocked them out, they started shooting at us with AGS and mortars. We had several dead and wounded, so we decided to retreat. Then nearby units of the LPR took over those positions, and the mission was accomplished. 02:55 In the city, citizens did not come out of the basements for three months. The children were able to determine where the exit was, where it landed and what caliber was working. I feel sorry for the children. It turns out that their childhood was spent here. For me, this is one of the reasons why we are here: to prevent it from reaching our cities."