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[Regnum] Shiveluch, one of Kamchatka's largest volcanoes, ejected an ash column 8 km long on March 13. This was reported by the press service of the Kamchatka branch of the Unified Geophysical Service of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
The volcano erupted at 10:05 PM local time, sending ash plumes up to 8 km above sea level. The ash cloud traveled northeast toward the Bering Sea, the press service clarified.
According to eyewitnesses from the village of Klyuchi in the Ust-Kamchatsky district, explosions were heard coming from the volcano.
On February 8, Shiveluch emitted an ash plume reaching a height of up to 11.6 km above sea level. The ash cloud extended approximately 40 km northwest of the volcano. The day before, the ash plume reached a height of 10.5 km.
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[Korrespondent] 22:30 An explosion occurred in Cherkasy on the evening of March 14, as a result of which, according to preliminary information, one person died.
A police investigation team, explosives technicians, and a forensic laboratory are working at the scene. The circumstances of the explosion and the identity of the deceased are being established.
21.41 Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever called on member states to authorize the European Union to negotiate with Russia to conclude a peace agreement.
"Since we are unable to scare Vladimir Putin by sending weapons to Ukraine, and we cannot strangle him economically without US support, there is only one method left: to make a deal," the politician said.
According to the Belgian Prime Minister, "Russia can only be brought to its knees with 100% US support."
But de Wever believes that the US is not completely on Ukraine's side, sometimes seeming closer to Russian ruler Vladimir Putin than to Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky.
"Without a mandate for negotiations in Moscow, we are not at the negotiating table, where the Americans will push Ukraine to accept the agreement. And I can already say that this will be a bad deal for us," the Belgian Prime Minister said.
20.44 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine responded to Iran's threats, calling them absurd. This was stated by the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Heorhiy Tykhyi.
"The Iranian regime has been supporting the murder of Ukrainians for years, directly providing the aggressor state with drones and technology for aggression against Ukraine. In this context, it is absurd when some representatives of this regime threaten Ukraine and also refer to the right to self-defense, enshrined in Article 51 of the UN Charter," he said.
According to Tykhy, "it is the same as if a serial killer were to justify his crimes by referring to the Criminal Code."
At the same time, the spokesman for the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry emphasized that the Iranian regime must be held responsible for crimes against its own people and other countries and peoples.
19.54 In the Kyiv region, the death toll from a massive nighttime Russian attack has risen to five people. This was reported by the head of the OVA Mykola Kalashnyk.
According to him, the death of a man born in 1970 was confirmed in Brovary.
"This is the fourth victim of this attack in the city. The enemy killed another person in the Vyshhorod district," the head of the OVA wrote on Telegram.
19.32 In Moscow, the 2nd Western District Military Court sentenced five Ukrainian prisoners of war to terms of 15 to 18 years in prison for participating in Ukraine's offensive operation in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation.
18.40 A Russian drone, previously known as a Geran-2, hit a passenger train Smorodine - Vorozhba near Sumy.
A drone hit a diesel locomotive at the tail of a train. It happened near the village of Novoselytsia, Verkhnyosyrovatsky community. No injuries were reported. Passengers were evacuated to a safe place.
18.27 In the Kyiv region, the number of victims of the Russian attack has increased to 22, four more people have died. This was reported by the head of the OVA Mykola Kalashnyk.
"The consequences of the attack were recorded in six districts of the region - Brovarsky, Obukhivsky, Vyshgorodsky, Buchansky, Boryspilsky, and Bila Tserkva. A total of 184 objects were damaged. Among them are 41 high-rise buildings and 43 private houses. Dormitories, educational institutions, warehouses and production facilities, a church, unfinished buildings, dozens of non-residential buildings, and 60 vehicles were also damaged," he wrote in Telegram.
The attack killed four people and injured 22 others, including three children.
According to Kalashnik, the greatest destruction was suffered by the Obukhiv and Brovary districts. In particular, 67 objects were damaged in the Brovary district: private and multi-apartment residential buildings, dormitories, warehouses and production facilities, office and commercial buildings. In addition, dozens of cars were destroyed or damaged.
In the Obukhiv district, the Russians struck residential buildings and social infrastructure. Multi-storey and private buildings, educational institutions, and non-residential premises were damaged. A church was also damaged as a result of the attack.
In the Vyshgorod district, a multi-story building, private homes, and warehouses were damaged.
17.42 A tanker under the Greek flag was attacked near the Russian port of Novorossiysk in the Black Sea on the morning of March 14. This was stated by the Minister of Shipping of Greece, Vasilis Kikilias.
According to him, the strike could be related to tensions in the region and recent decisions allowing limited transportation of Russian oil.
"It is believed that this blow may be related to decisions regarding partial permits for the transportation of Russian oil during the month," he noted.
The crew of 24 sailors, including 10 Greeks, 13 Filipinos and one Romanian, were unharmed. The tanker, which suffered only material damage in the strike, was chartered by US oil giant Chevron.
17.26 Russian troops struck a residential area in Zaporizhia , one person was killed and 10 were injured. An apartment building was damaged and a fire broke out.
15.23 On the night of March 14, fighters of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine struck two Russian military vessels.
As a result of the operation, the Slavyanin railway ferry was put out of action and the Avangard ship, which the Russians used to wage a criminal war against Ukraine, was damaged.
The specified vessels were the main elements of the so-called Kerch ferry and played one of the key roles in the maritime military logistics of the Russian Federation - this concerns, in particular, the transportation of weapons, military equipment, and ammunition.
14.46 On Saturday night, Ukrainian military personnel struck a number of important enterprises and military infrastructure in Russia and the temporarily occupied territories (TOT). The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported details .
14.25 Iran considers the entire territory of Ukraine a "legitimate target" because it allegedly helps Israel. This was stated by the head of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian parliament, Ibrahim Azizi, on the social network X.
13.53 In the morning, Russian invaders are launching new attacks on the city of Kherson. Currently, 12 people are reported injured , including three children, the Kherson OVA reported.
13.32 Ukrainian military struck the Maykop airfield in the Russian Republic of Adygea. This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Hits were recorded on the airfield's infrastructure facilities.
The General Staff also clarified the results of the attack on the strategic Kremniy El plant in Bryansk - the main production building and warehouse were hit there.
13.05 In the Kyiv region, a number of consumers were left without gas, heat, and electricity as a result of a massive Russian attack. This was reported by the head of the local OVA Mykola Kalashnyk on Telegram.
12.17 The Ukrainian army is gradually advancing in the south. This was reported by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrsky, in Telegram. The troops are fighting to liberate settlements. But information silence is important for a successful operation, he noted.
11.51 On Saturday night, the Russians launched almost 50 cruise missiles from strategic aircraft at Ukraine, but air defense units managed to destroy them all . Yuriy Ignat, head of the communications department of the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said this during a telethon.
11.17 On Saturday morning, a Russian "Shahed" strike drone hit a suburban electric train near the village of Vodyane, Bogodukhov district, Kharkiv region . Four people were injured, the press service of the regional prosecutor's office reported.
10.44 Ukraine and its partners need to increase production of air defense missiles. This is a critical area , President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on Telegram after another massive Russian attack on Saturday night.
10.07 As a result of a massive attack by Russian aggressors, power outages were recorded in Kyiv and six regions of Ukraine . This was reported by Ukrenergo.
Due to the Russian attack, the timing and scope of the outages have been changed. In some regions, they are in effect from 8:00 a.m.
09.15 On Saturday night, Russian aggressors launched 68 missiles and 430 attack drones of various types into Ukraine. Air defense and electronic warfare units shot down/suppressed most of the enemy targets , the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported.
The Russians have directed more missiles and "shaheeds" at the Kyiv region. The enemy has attacked critical infrastructure facilities.
08.54 Over the past 24 hours, 153 combat clashes were recorded on the front in nine directions. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this in its morning briefing .
The greatest enemy activity is recorded in the Kostyantynivka direction, where the Armed Forces of Ukraine repelled almost 30 assaults per day.
08.23 As a result of the Russian massive attack, the number of victims in the Kyiv region has increased to four people , and another 15 people have been injured. This was reported by the head of the Kyiv OVA Mykola Kalashnyk in Telegram.
The most damage was in the Obukhiv and Brovary districts. Currently, there is information about about 30 damaged objects.
08.05 Due to nighttime Russian shelling, electric transport was temporarily suspended in some areas of Kyiv . This was reported by the press service of the Kyiv City State Administration.
07.44 Over the past 24 hours, the Russian occupation army has lost 810 servicemen killed and wounded on the front in Ukraine. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this in an operational briefing this morning.
The Ukrainian military also destroyed almost 2,400 units of Russian equipment, including four tanks, 52 guns, MLRS, and an air defense system.
06.30 Two people were killed in a nighttime Russian attack in the Brovary district. The number of injured, according to various sources, is from four to eight. In total, four districts of the Kyiv region were hit .
03.48 The Russians are carrying out a combined attack on Ukraine: in addition to the Shaheds, launches from strategic bombers Tu-95MS and Tu-160 were carried out, Calibers were launched from the sea, and ballistic missiles are flying towards Kyiv. The capital has become the main target of the attack. Energy facilities in Kyiv and the region are under attack.
01.50 Drones struck the Afipsky oil refinery in the Krasnodar region of Russia. The attack caused a fire. Osinter writes about the destruction of a key node of the plant, from which the technological process of oil refining begins.
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[NewsFront] 20:33 Operators of attack UAVs from the Vostok group thwarted an attempt to rotate Ukrainian Armed Forces formations in the Zaporizhzhia region.
FPV drone crews from the Zapad group burned enemy armored vehicles in the Krasnolimansk direction.
Drone operators of the Sever group destroyed UAV control centers and launch sites in the Sumy region.
UAV crews from the Yuzhnaya group destroyed a German-made Leopard 2A-6 tank in the Konstantinovsky direction.
Drone operators from the Center group carried out precision strikes against heavy helicopters and bunkers housing Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel, and also targeted enemy troops and immobilized equipment.
FPV drone crews from the Dnipro group destroyed an enemy UAV control center on the right bank of the Dnieper River in the Kherson region.
19:39 St. George's Cross, 4th degree awarded for bravery and professionalism demonstrated in the performance of combat missions, Guard Sergeant Khok Kabisov, a native of South Ossetia.
18:14 Russian Armed Forces advanced towards Gulyaipolskoye, MAP
17:50 Air defense forces from about 14:30 to 17:41 shot down 11 Ukrainian Armed Forces UAVs flying to Moscow.
The total number of downed drones has reached 25. Emergency services are working at the debris sites.
16:02 Military engineers of the "Center" group continue demining of liberated territories of the Donetsk People's Republic.
14:44 Zaporizhia Oblast. The Eastern Front is expanding its control around Rozhdestvenske. Assault units are advancing northwest of the village toward Zarnitsa and south toward Vozdvizhenka.MAP
13:21 Summary of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation on the progress of the Special Military Operation as of March 14, 2026
Units of the "North" force group have occupied more advantageous positions and lines. The Ukrainian Armed Forces' mechanized brigade and territorial defense brigade have been defeated in the areas of Myropillia, Pisarevka, Novaya Sich, and Kondratovka in Sumy Oblast.
In the Kharkiv region, units of two mechanized, airmobile and motorized infantry brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were defeated in the areas of the settlements of Udy, Vovchanskie Khutora and Verkhniy Saltov in the Kharkiv region.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces lost over 225 service members, 16 vehicles, a field artillery gun, and a US-made MLRS multiple launch rocket system launcher. A counter-battery station, an ammunition depot, and seven supply depots were destroyed.
Units of the "West" force grouping have improved their position along the forward edge. They have inflicted losses on the personnel and equipment of two mechanized brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a territorial defense brigade, and a border detachment of the Ukrainian Border Service near the settlements of Novoosinovo and Grushevka in the Kharkiv region, and Yatskovka, Rubtsy, and Krasny Liman in the Donetsk People's Republic.
The enemy lost up to 190 troops, an infantry fighting vehicle, two US-made M113 armored personnel carriers, seven armored fighting vehicles, 21 vehicles, and four artillery pieces, including a Polish-made 155mm Krab self-propelled artillery unit. A counter-battery station and four ammunition depots were destroyed.
Units of the Southern Group of Forces have taken up more advantageous positions and lines. Formations of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' mechanized, motorized infantry, and assault brigades, as well as a naval infantry brigade, have been defeated near the settlements of Konstantinovka, Druzhkovka, Alekseyevo-Druzhkovka, Novoselivka, and Aleksandrovka in the Donetsk People's Republic.
The enemy lost up to 140 service members, a US-made M113 armored personnel carrier, three armored combat vehicles, ten vehicles, three field artillery pieces, and a Grad multiple launch rocket system combat vehicle. Five ammunition and supply depots were destroyed.
Units of the Center Group of Forces have improved their tactical position. They have inflicted losses on the personnel and equipment of two mechanized brigades, an infantry brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a naval infantry brigade, a territorial defense brigade, and two National Guard brigades near the settlements of Serhiivka, Dobropillya, Shevchenko, Grishino, Novonikolaevka, and Novogrigorovka in the Donetsk People's Republic, and Gavrilovka in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
The losses of the Ukrainian armed forces amounted to more than 290 military personnel, eight armored combat vehicles, 18 cars, and three artillery pieces.
Units of the "East" force group continued to advance deep into the enemy's defenses. Formations of a mechanized, airborne assault, two assault brigades, and an assault regiment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were defeated near the settlements of Velykomykhaylovka, Kolomiytsy, and Pokrovske in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, and Vozdvizhevka and Novoselivka in Zaporizhia Oblast.
The enemy lost more than 225 servicemen, nine armored combat vehicles and 12 cars.
Units of the Dnepr group of forces inflicted losses on the manpower and equipment of the mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the territorial defense brigade in the areas of the settlements of Orekhov, Grigorovka and Preobrazhenka in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Up to 65 Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen, three combat armored vehicles, ten cars, a field artillery gun, seven electronic warfare stations, four ammunition and material depots were destroyed.
13:19 Tonight, in response to terrorist attacks by Ukraine on civilian targets in Russia, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation inflicted a massive strike with long-range precision weapons of land, air, and sea origin, and attack unmanned aerial vehicles against enterprises of the military-industrial complex of Ukraine, energy infrastructure facilities used in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as military airfields.
The strike's objectives have been achieved. All designated targets have been hit.
12:47 In the period from 8:00 Moscow time to 11:00 Moscow time, air defense systems on duty intercepted and destroyed 37 Ukrainian aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles:
29 UAVs – over the territory of the Bryansk region,
Six UAVs – over the territory of the Belgorod region,
One UAV each – over the territory of Kursk and Smolensk regions.
10:07 Naval infantrymen of the 61st Guards Brigade of the Center group covered area of enemy manpower concentration in the Dobropillya direction.
The package of rockets hit precisely, and the rotation of Ukrainian Armed Forces formations was disrupted.
08:35 During the past night from 20:00 Moscow time on March 13 to 7:00 Moscow time on March 14, air defense systems on duty intercepted and destroyed 87 Ukrainian aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles:
31 – over the waters of the Sea of Azov,
16 – over the territory of the Krasnodar region,
Eight – over the territory of the Republic of Crimea,
Seven – over the territory of the Bryansk region,
Six each – over the territory of the Belgorod region and the Black Sea,
Five – over the territory of the Rostov region,
Three – over the territory of the Samara region,
Two – over the territory of the Kursk region,
One each – over the territory of Astrakhan, Volgograd and Tula regions.
07:35 Changes on map over the past 24 hours:
Advance in the Aleksandrovka area
Enemy is attacking in the north of Kupyansk
07:32 Soldiers from the BARS-Kursk volunteer brigade provide security in border areas. Units operate both in the rear and at the forward positions of the "North" group, responding to threats at any time of day or night.
06:03 Crews of 2S19 152mm Msta-S self-propelled guns of the Center group with high-explosive fragmentation ammunition covered control points for Ukrainian Armed Forces drones.
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[REGNUM] When Private Sergei Yarashev called his mother before leaving for a mission, he said he'd be out of touch for a few days, asked her not to worry, and promised to return. He kept his word—the "few days" stretched to 68 days, and the soldier returned missing both feet. On March 11, Vladimir Putin awarded the 21-year-old private from the 51st Guards Combined Arms Army, Group Center, the title Hero of Russia.
The head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin, was the first to report to the president about the heroic act near the village of Grishino in the Red Army sector. The scale of what Sergei endured remains difficult to comprehend, even for those closest to him—those who were tormented for over two months.
ASSAULT, DRONES AND OPEN FIELDS
The village of Grishino borders Krasnoarmeysk. The town was captured in early December 2024, but fighting continues in Grishino itself—a gray zone into which the enemy repeatedly deploys freshly recruited troops.
Yarashev served his mandatory military service in an air force unit in the Saratov region, then signed a contract. He found himself in the Air Defense Forces unexpectedly, not expecting to be sent to the front. Then orders came down from above, and several people from the unit, including Sergei, were sent at the very end of November. He received his first combat mission almost immediately, but on December 7th, he stopped responding to messages from his family.
According to the Ministry of Defense, Yarashev, as part of an assault team, was the first to break into the enemy position, eliminating several firing points, allowing the unit to complete its mission and seize a new line. However, after a clash, he found himself cut off from his friendly forces. This was due to massive strikes by FPV drones, followed by artillery, and then infantry. The enemy was repelled, but they had taken up positions on all sides. Behind them lay an open field, and attempting to cross it meant certain death: Ukrainian drones monitored every meter.
This same field, as it would later turn out, saved Yarashev's life—the Ukrainian attack aircraft also couldn't get to him unnoticed.
Finding himself separated from his unit, Sergei didn't wait. He continued fighting: directing artillery and attack drone fire, and transmitting intelligence on Ukrainian vehicle movements. According to command, this information helped accelerate the advance of Russian forces in the Red Army's direction. When the enemy spotted him and offered to surrender, Yarashev returned fire, killing two militants in a small-arms fight and forcing the rest to retreat.
68 DAYS IN THE SNOW
For 68 days, almost an entire winter, Yarashev spent alone at the front. As his mother, Tatyana Yarasheva, told Regnum News Agency, her son's character was evident from childhood: "You know, he never gave up. It was evident in his games in the yard and in his... well, let's say, everyday behavior. He'd break an arm, a leg, and still keep going. He didn't complain, he didn't cry, he'd be sad for a while, and then he'd keep going: he was always a fighter by nature. His tenacity, his spirit, was immediately apparent. That's probably what helped him survive in the first place."
The soldier's character was evident on the front lines. His mother recounts how her son would spread dry brush on the snow and lie down on it—he slept in whatever he had on, with nothing to cover himself with. "Then he found some hangar and hid there for a few days. But then they started shooting at him." Provisions and ammunition were dropped by drones, but not all of it made it; some were intercepted.
Communication with command was never interrupted. Yarashev was supplied and covered: when he radioed in that a group was moving toward him, he was literally cut off from the attack aircraft by a barrage of fire.
But 68 days in the freezing cold took their toll: Sergei suffered severe frostbite on his feet. At the hospital, surgeons tried to save his feet, making incisions at the ankle and examining the bones. They were all frostbitten, and recovery was impossible—the only option was to amputate them down to the living tissue.
Before the evacuation, Yarashev mined all approaches to his position. According to command, the enemy group sent to destroy him was blown up by the mines.
The family learned of what was happening gradually. There was no contact with the soldier for over two months. His relatives messaged him on VKontakte, and Aunt Sergei's eldest son sent him messages—silence. His mother never let go of her phone and flinched at every incoming call. Tatyana called the battalion commander, who answered curtly: "On a mission." There was no further information.
Tatyana learned that her son was alive on March 9th—her birthday: "They called me from the hospital and said that Seryozha had been found and was now in Moscow, receiving treatment. I even cried with happiness at that moment—a birthday, and then this news." It was Sergei's fiancée who first reported his injury: he had been found, but would be without legs. It was there, in the hospital, that his mother learned for the first time what had happened—that her son hadn't just been "on a mission," but had been holding his position alone for over two months.
The soldier's aunt, Ksenia Sovetkina, recalled that day in an interview with the news agency Regnum : "My son came to see me at work—he said, 'Mom,' and Seryozha told me, 'Everything's fine, everything's fine, I'm alive.' Everyone was happy; there was a feeling of complete happiness." Later, Seryozha himself wrote to Ksenia: 'Hi, how are you? ' "Hope always dies last; we hoped and believed until the very end. And it actually helped. I think our faith protected Seryozha," Sovetkina says.
At first, Sergei didn't talk about his injury—he hid it from his family. Tatyana wanted to take him to Samara: "I already found a doctor and made arrangements. But it turned out the surgery had already been performed, and he couldn't be transported—he needed to recover locally." Ksenia sighed: "Of course, the boy is still very young. It's incredibly sad that this happened." His mother would put it differently: "Of course, his feet are hard, but he's breathing, he's talking to me. We'll get through the rest."
Sergei grew up in Pugachev in an ordinary family. His father died in 2016, when he was 11. Before that, it was his father who instilled in his son everything that pertained to the male part of his upbringing: household chores, manual labor, and character. He is survived by his mother, grandmother, and brother, Roma.
Sergei didn't attend any sports clubs or schools—he trained on his own: horizontal bars, parkour, and even roof climbing. His mother admits he wasn't a brilliant student at school, but his behavior was fine. "Seryozha was always independent. He was strong on his own, and never backed down from a challenge," says Tatyana. When asked about his professional predisposition, she replies, "He should have joined the Ministry of Emergency Situations, become a rescue worker—he's nimble, quick, and quick-witted. He was always ready to help. Fate decreed that he become a soldier."
Sergei's grandmother, Valentina Yarasheva, also told Regnum News Agency that her grandson grew up an athletic and active boy: "He always pushed forward and didn't take obstacles into account."
As Ksenia notes, her nephew, from childhood, stood up for his cousins at school, helped his grandmother, and babysat the younger siblings. "Seryozha was always number one, always a hero. The girls would shout at me, 'We adore him!' That's what I remember," she says. She adds a phrase that perhaps best describes Sergei: "You know, even if he's really hurt, he'll never show it. He'll still smile. Through his tears, but he'll smile. "
"A young, energetic guy," his cousin, Mikhail Yarashev, describes him." He grew up without a father his entire adult life. He's decent, you can trust him." The family reacted to the news of the award unequivocally: "This is the highest award the country has. Moreover, he's probably one of the youngest recipients in history."
WILL RETURN TO THE FRONT
Yarashev is currently undergoing rehabilitation in Moscow. His fiancée, Kamilla, has flown in to join him —she waited four years for him, keeping in touch with Sergey's mother the entire time. The family is already looking for an apartment, and they're planning a wedding after his discharge. For his mother's birthday—that same March 9th—they gave her a phone together.
Samara Region Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev promised to provide full rehabilitation, prosthetics, and social support for the family. RT Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan reported that the fighter will receive the Tigran Keosayan Prize —1 million rubles.
According to his family, Sergei is keeping up a good fight in the hospital. However, as his aunt says, even if he's really ill, he won't show it. His primary concern is not being discharged from the army. Not the award, not the prosthetics, but the chance to remain in the ranks. He plans to return as a drone operator—he knows how to fly drones.
Mother says he'll come back. Auntie says that if Seryozha has made up his mind, he'll go to the last, he'll insist on his own way. He's already made up his mind.
"He's already counting the days until he gets back. He says, 'I need to get back to my family, to the boys,'" Tatyana Yarasheva reports her son as saying.
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