Former Ukrainian national team and Dynamo Kyiv defender, Vladislav Vashchuk, has explained his motivation for joining the National Guard in Ukraine and his role in the armed forces. Vashchuk revealed that he had previously helped soldiers and victims of the Russian invasion, but felt that this was not enough and decided to join the National Guard. He is currently serving in the medical unit, which is involved in the evacuation of wounded soldiers from the battlefield. Despite criticism from Russian media, Vashchuk remains committed to his role and believes he is doing what is right.
Former defender of the Ukrainian national team and Dynamo Kyiv Vladislav Vashchuk, who currently serves in the National Guard, explains his motivation for joining the army and explains what he does in the armed forces of our country.
Vladislav Vashchuk admitted that before joining the National Guard, he tried to help soldiers and victims of the Russian invasion.
“Yes, I volunteered a lot and helped the army, but at some point I felt that charity events, funds transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, etc. – This is not enough.
Yes, I’m just a small cog in a big mechanism, but I do what I think is right.
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The former soccer player ignored the terrorist country’s mass media reaction to his decision to serve in the Ukrainian army.
“The version presented by one of the sources of Russian excrement that” fascination with Nazi ideology brought this strange character to the ranks of the armed formations of the Kiev regime” (c), although it was surprised by the creativity, boldness of his assumptions and conclusions , also deserves attention, of course. So, if it is easier to see this information).
Vashchuk also said that he was in the National Guard in the medical unit, which was involved in the evacuation of the wounded from the battlefield.
“I served as an orderly officer in the department for the collection and evacuation of the injured. In short, our job is to transport the injured person to a hospital or other institution in the most gentle way, sometimes making quick decisions, which sometimes depends on his life,” wrote Vashchuk on Facebook.
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Vashchuk also said that his brigade is based in the Kyiv region, but part of it is at the front.
- The 48-year-old Vashchuk spent most of his career at Dynamo – 357 games, 15 goals and one assist.
- From January 2003 to the same month in 2004, the footballer played for Spartak Moscow.
- He also had 63 fights and one goal for the Ukrainian national team.
