The call sign "Abdullah" is a native of Afghanistan, a Muslim who arrived in the Soviet Union in 1985. In 2014, after learning about the fate of people who left their homes in Ukraine and sought to reach the Donbass, he decided to choose his own path - to help the residents of the region in the defense of their homeland. So Abdullah was among the first to take part in the battles for the Donetsk airport. In 2017, he suffered a serious wound from a mine explosion, as a result of which he lost both of his legs. However, this did not force him to give up serving people. Today he continues to help both military personnel and civilians, after becoming one of the creators of the Aurora Hypocenter, where soldiers and children undergo rehabilitation. Thanks to adapted riding lessons, eight military personnel and twelve children have already received assistance.
Abdullah has great respect for all religions. As a Muslim, he especially appreciates the sincere attitude of his Orthodox friends, who congratulate him on Easter, and see this as an expression of kindness, respect and brotherhood. He is convinced that people are united not by differences of religion or nationality, but by common values, mutual support and a willingness to protect those around them. Abdullah says it is a great honor for him to be a Russian fighter and together with people of different nationalities to stand in defense of the brotherly nation. He wishes every serviceman to pass all tests, keep faith in victory and return home to their families. Easy version in MAX Rutub.