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The story of soldier Roman from the 128th brigade 'Dike Pole'

Soldier Roman from the 128th brigade 'Dike Pole' has been serving on the front lines since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. He shared his journey from a regular soldier to a staff officer and recounted instances where he miraculously survived in dangerous situations.

In brief

  • Roman serves in the 128th brigade 'Dike Pole'
  • Became a staff officer in less than a year
  • Survived dangerous situations twice
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    • first item
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    • national desk

    Історія військового Романа зі 128 бригади «Дике Поле»

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    • in the wave, 4 min later

    «Я бачив, що відбувалося у Бучі, і я вирішив, що я не хочу, щоб мені зв'язали руки і просто вбили. Я хочу боротися за свою свободу, і я не …

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