In 2014, during battles against pro-Russian separatists in the Donbass, the so-called Vadim was injured behind the thigh by shrapnel.
He had come out of it, at the time, with a scar.
“This time I was less lucky.
But I don't regret having fought, it was my choice, I was aware of the risks, ”he says, lying on the bed of a hospital in Dnipro, a large city in central Ukraine.
The windows of the establishment are protected from gunfire by sandbags.
At the entrance, a guard armed with a Kalashnikov.
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