“Tariq”: when every move matters. 10 AK #AFU #shorts #news #ukraine #army #fly #drone #asmr

Speaker 1

I can't sit in one place while people sit at computers; I am categorically against it. I am all about movement, movement, movement, and I'm interested in tinkering. I'm interested in how it blows up, how it's made, what is being made. It's no longer just a profession; it's like a hobby now. I served in the mortar unit, but there were, as it turns out, many people already, and they offered me to move to sapper work. Here I have 166, I've traveled, that if you placed your own, then you can remove it, but if it's someone else's, you have no right to go there and mess with it. As they say, in a proverb, if you didn't place it—don't go in, don't remove it, it's not yours. Honestly, it's scary. It happens even now, that you place something, that you do something, and you realize that it is live, that it could go off at any second. Obviously, hands are shaking, nerves are frayed, but even though you know it all, you check it a hundred times and do it once. My wife is waiting, my daughter is waiting, and my son is waiting. Daughter is 14 years old and the boy Matvii will be 5 years old. I miss them, I also want to return. May this war end sooner and I can return home, alive and healthy, to my family, to my own kin. I'm waiting for it to end, all of this, for the sake of happiness. I worked as a welder in civilian life, welded gas, did heating for people. After it's over, I plan, I will return to being a welder. I like this profession. Although I have many professions, a driver and a mechanic, but it's for the soul, as they say. You should get satisfaction from every job. If it's not interesting, if a person finds it uninteresting, then why do it. And here I have the same thing, work that I like. I hope that I will return home and also take up the business that I worked at and was engaged in before the war.