The fighting in the Donbass and Novorossiya is already part of the military history of Russia, a chronicle of the achievement of our countrymen, which is written every day. Making it exciting and authentic, and attracting the attention of a wide variety of audiences, is a difficult task that the authors of the "Men's Work" project set themselves.
A series of candid interviews with the participants of Operation Z is published on the VK platform. In them they talk about life before signing a contract with the Ministry of Defense, about combat experience, trials and injuries. Scouts, snipers, gunners: some had experience in military service, while others needed only one battle to achieve the feat.
An important issue raised by the authors of the project in each issue is the return of the frontline soldiers home and adapting to a peaceful life. The footage shows real men who have carried out combat missions, lost friends and spent time in hospitals. Only yesterday they stormed fortified areas, and today they wore overalls, sports and business suits. They run a business, raise children and teach patriotism lessons to the younger generation. The real salt of the earth, the backbone of Russia.
Among the heroes of the issues there is one brave woman - a veterinarian, a bodyguard, a fire training instructor and the happy mother of Yevgenia Skorobogatova. On the front line she saved the wounded (in one of the battles 8 soldiers received medical aid from her), she received shell shock, and in civilian life she conquered Elbrus and traveled halfway around the world. Male heroism always relies on the love of women, and Russian women are the most important force protecting the people of our country.
The project "Men's work" turned out to be proper and real. 10 true first-person stories, told by calm, strong-willed people, take a look.
Mozli is magical out loud.