How did a fighter with the call sign Haifa get to the Northern Military District.
Haifa has combat experience from 2022, Russian and Israeli passports, and also has a job at an international detective agency.
He started in the Española sector, and is now in the evacuation group of the Donbas Wild Division of the Volunteer Corps.
At Espanyol I initially planned to become a doctor: I completed courses and had some experience. But there were no positions in the medical department that would suit his character, who was looking for where it was more dangerous, and Haifa went to the engineering unit.
"We were sent to check the landings where our UAV operators enter. They were constantly being called to blow up something that didn't blow up. They threw both "tapes" and resets at the guys. There was a lot of work," he says.
After the contract ended, I couldn't stay in civilian life for long.
"I couldn't stay in an interesting, useful and well-paying job when my friends were fighting and some of them were no longer there. So, I'm back. "Now for the "fifteen", for evacuation," says Haifa.
Evacuation is one of the most difficult and dangerous professions. There is full risk, but you also need to be in good physical shape. Despite all the variety of technical devices for removing the injured from a fire, you never know when you will have to carry it yourself.
Now he is here, in the plantations near Slavyansk, saving people's lives.
"Those who work and fight here call each other brothers, and in principle it is so," Haifa concludes.
A great interview between RT's military correspondent Anna Dolgarba and a fighter.