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[00:00:58] program today
[00:01:00] went to war under mobilization in 2022, his combat
[00:01:04] path ended 3 years later in 2025, all this
[00:01:08] time he was awaited at home by his loving mother and daughter.
[00:01:12] Our colleague Pavel Chertok
[00:01:18] Pavel Chertok became known to viewers of Channel One
[00:01:21] after the film "Baby" aired, it was his story
[00:01:25] that formed the basis of the film. He went to the front at 18 years old
[00:01:28] almost immediately after... the start of the SVO and quite quickly
[00:01:32] became the youngest commander of an assault group. Pavel participated
[00:01:35] in dozens of assaults and clean-ups, was wounded three times, all this
[00:01:39] time his loved ones were waiting for him at home, so he decided
[00:01:42] first of all to get acquainted with Artyom Lyutov's relatives, with those
[00:01:46] who worried about him for 3 years while he was fighting. This is my
[00:01:49] granddaughter, girl, this is Artyom's
[00:01:52] daughter. Together with my grandmother, we experienced
[00:01:56] moments that were very difficult, she...
[00:02:00] my soul, so she understood everything
[00:02:03] perfectly, she cried with me, yes, Eva,
[00:02:07] uh-huh, we were sad, drew, waited,
[00:02:11] every day I only thought about him, because I worried about him
[00:02:14] so much that sometimes I even cried, I missed him so
[00:02:18] much, I am so proud of him, because he
[00:02:21] saved so many people, he went through such a war,
[00:02:23] he was like that from childhood, he was...
[00:02:28] from childhood he always helps everyone, regardless of
[00:02:31] whether he has the opportunity or not,
[00:02:35] he will help, I consider this
[00:02:38] a feat, he gave, he saved, he saved
[00:02:41] fathers, children, someone's husbands,
[00:02:44] who continue to live, and God grant them all
[00:02:48] health, may they all be happy, most importantly, you know, they
[00:02:51] are all alive, they are all alive, all went through
[00:02:55] rehabilitation, all went through treatment, but the guys are all
[00:02:58] alive, and of course...
[00:03:00] as a mother, I am very proud of my son.
[00:03:14] Eva, do you know, everyone said that dad went through such a war,
[00:03:18] did dad tell you about the war at all? No, he didn't
[00:03:21] tell me, because, perhaps, he thought that I was
[00:03:24] too young for such stories, I... well, did you
[00:03:28] ask? Well... I didn't ask, because I
[00:03:32] was afraid that he would have too terrible stories, and I
[00:03:35] would then worry about him at all, and I
[00:03:38] didn't need that. I mostly talked about friendship,
[00:03:40] and there were moments, yes, but it was
[00:03:44] mostly about comradeship, friendship, brotherhood, how important it is
[00:03:47] to find good friends, to be a loyal friend,
[00:03:51] these are the kinds of things I mostly talked about. I understand
[00:03:54] that your combat path was very
[00:03:58] intense, from the Luhansk People's... Kursk
[00:04:05] region we were sent to fight off Kursk and
[00:04:08] accordingly there I received the final wound,
[00:04:12] the hardest mission was there, the hardest task, well
[00:04:16] you know, your mother says not without reason that you saved many guys, and
[00:04:19] many is not one, not two, and not even 10, as far as we
[00:04:23] know, you saved more than 200
[00:04:25] people, and how was it and under what conditions did you have to
[00:04:38] so happened that I was lucky, I went out the first
[00:04:40] time, picked up the guy, let's go quickly,
[00:04:44] pick him up, faster, faster, with great
[00:04:47] difficulty, the AHe's started to shell me right in the field, I ducked, let's
[00:04:51] pray, I drove away,
[00:04:54] Baba Yaga's were flying, koslyavy and FPvi everywhere, starting with
[00:04:58] the first trip, when I picked up the guys.
[00:06:12] the non-explosive damaged the wheels, of course, we drove literally 2 meters,
[00:06:16] and then we caught another explosion, there was a drone nearby, but it
[00:06:20] dropped something, and that drop, of course, took out all the rest,
[00:06:23] so
[00:06:27] I got a wound in the eye, in the arm, leg, and
[00:06:31] my comrade got an Omsk, a very serious wound to the
[00:06:34] head, he had a trepanation of the skull, well, at that moment, yes, when he got
[00:06:38] injured, he became blind, accordingly, a concussion with...
[00:07:12] so, well, he practically pulled out the battalion at that moment, well, and I knew, I had a
[00:07:16] small count, I knew how many allied units I pulled out, there were
[00:07:20] a little over 50 people, well, with simple addition, it turned
[00:07:23] out that it was a little over 200 people that I managed
[00:07:26] to pull out, thank God, yes, I'm just happy that the guys
[00:07:30] are alive, that's the most important thing. What a daredevil
[00:07:33] you are, I literally see that, I don't know,
[00:07:37] the quad bike is already blown up, the tires are flat, you're wounded,
[00:07:41] half-blind, you still... continue to carry out the task of pulling
[00:07:44] out the guys, a Russian soldier, he is like that. Listen, how are you
[00:07:48] feeling now, I understand that your eyesight was completely
[00:07:51] saved, well, partially, yes, my eye was saved, that's the most
[00:07:55] important thing, and the functionality of the eye.
[00:07:58] I had almost completely lost sight in my left eye, but since it's
[00:08:02] a paired organ, my right eye started to see worse, but at the same time, my left
[00:08:06] eye started to see a little better, so it's leveling out, yes,
[00:08:09] a little bit, yes, it averaged out, so I have myopia, so I need
[00:08:12] to wear glasses, well,
[00:08:16] yes, unfortunately, that's it, my eyesight is bad, but
[00:08:20] it's enough to simply perform
[00:08:23] everyday tasks, well, what about vision correction, can something be done? Do they offer anything? They do, of course,
[00:08:26] yes, but will you do it? So, do you plan to somehow take care of
[00:08:30] your vision, improve your health? I decided
[00:08:33] to wear glasses. Eva, what do you think? Motivate your dad
[00:08:37] to take care of his vision, otherwise he's going to wear
[00:08:40] glasses? Well, I have two options: either
[00:08:44] really persuade him to go to the eye doctor and improve his vision,
[00:08:48] or I'm fine with him wearing glasses, it's just
[00:08:51] I don't know how I'll recognize him in glasses, I'm so used to him now. So,
[00:08:55] you have to persuade him, see, the child
[00:08:58] says she won't recognize him in glasses, that's it, you need to have surgery.
[00:09:02] Okay, that's it, agreed,
[00:09:03] good.
[00:09:06] Well, you know, you have so many guys you
[00:09:10] saved. Pavel, when you were visiting St. Petersburg,
[00:09:14] you managed to meet one of the rescued comrades, Vadim
[00:09:17] Gruzhauskas. Let's watch the
[00:09:19] story.
[00:09:22] What people, hello, hello, my dear,
[00:09:26] hello, how's everything, everything's
[00:09:27] fine.
[00:09:31] Vadim, do I understand correctly that when
[00:09:34] Artyom was wounded, he evacuated you then, right?
[00:09:38] That's right, there was a wild pain, I immediately realized that my arm was broken,
[00:09:41] I immediately realized that my left
[00:09:45] leg wasn't working.
[00:09:49] We had to get out ourselves, so with the guys
[00:09:52] we organized ourselves, together, we helped
[00:09:55] Omsk get on the quad bike, and then we went
[00:09:59] back. With flat tires, yes, with flat
[00:10:02] tires, headlights, yes, accordingly, I remembered a moment
[00:10:06] that I bought a good flashlight and I
[00:10:09] shone it the whole way with my only working hand. My right
[00:10:18] eye dropped, and the main thing
[00:10:21] is to shine only on the right, and it shines and blinds at the same time and...
[00:10:25] somehow, there's no choice, we have to go, well, in short, yes, thankfully, we helped each other.
[00:10:28] Vadim, you are one of those 200 guys that
[00:10:32] Artyom pulled out on that quad bike,
[00:10:35] what do you feel, on behalf of those guys and
[00:10:39] on your own behalf, can you say? Well, first
[00:10:42] of all, I'm very glad that Artyom pulled us out, and I
[00:10:46] think all those guys, all those
[00:10:49] 200 or more people, I think they are also very glad and
[00:10:52] grateful to Artyom.
[00:10:55] Let him do his job, he did it very well and
[00:10:58] honorably, thank you very much, without
[00:11:01] you I would hardly have survived, everything would have been so
[00:11:05] good for me, guys like Artyom, there are
[00:11:09] only a few of them, who are
[00:11:12] constantly at the cutting edge, because what was happening there, I know
[00:11:15] firsthand, and so do you, that is, you are constantly under
[00:11:19] fire, constantly targeted by the enemy, but nevertheless...
[00:11:22] I'm coming back to the fact that you go and
[00:11:26] do it.
[00:11:27] You know, we have another
[00:11:33] comrade who really wants to thank you and wants to do it in person,
[00:11:36] so he came to our studio, Vladislav Kozlov, but you probably
[00:11:40] know him better as Watson, let's welcome
[00:11:44] Watson.
[00:12:18] Well, I met Artyom first through
[00:12:21] mobilization, because we were in the same battalion.
[00:12:26] Yes, then we had a unit, well, a battalion, he was
[00:12:29] in one company, we were in another, in the fire
[00:12:32] platoon, we just crossed paths
[00:12:35] during operations, we started
[00:12:38] working more closely when we got to Kherson,
[00:12:41] that's when everything was there, we had internet, Artyom came
[00:12:45] to us, we went to the store together, they ordered something,
[00:12:48] well, in short, when the work started to be glorious, when we started working closely,
[00:12:52] well, and accordingly in Kursk already...
[00:13:00] We worked, yes, we did. And what position were you in? Commander of the evacuation group? No, I was actually the deputy commander of the assault company platoon, I was supposed to be the commander
[00:13:03] of the assault group, but it so happened that I became the commander of the
[00:13:06] evacuation group, well, and accordingly, all the work was related to
[00:13:10] evacuation, mainly in the Kursk region. Tell me how he
[00:13:14] evacuated you. For a long time, oh no, you're just
[00:13:17] so, well, big, and he's small. What's the story
[00:13:21] there, so the assault began in the morning, and when...
[00:13:25] it's twilight, well, when day turns into night, evacuation begins, so
[00:13:29] Tyoma would fly in, grab whoever he could, pull them out,
[00:13:32] accordingly, I was sitting on the radio, and I was already alone here in the forest belt
[00:13:35] alone at that moment, that is, no one was there, all of mine had also been
[00:13:39] chopped up, well, everyone is alive, thank
[00:13:42] God, Tyoma also pulled them
[00:13:45] out from that place, I just heard on the radio
[00:13:48] that Tyoma couldn't fly in, because of
[00:13:52] birds, or something else was watching him, yes... he
[00:13:55] moves forward, they tell him, "Stop, back," he goes back,
[00:13:59] in short, I understand that it's difficult for him to get
[00:14:02] here, even for the seriously wounded, well, I considered myself
[00:14:05] seriously wounded at that moment, so I waited until 3
[00:14:08] AM, I had to walk a kilometer and a half to
[00:14:12] that point, where he could get to more easily, so
[00:14:16] I walked there, so accordingly, at 5 AM I was there, and at
[00:14:20] 7 PM Tyoma arrived, it was hard
[00:14:22] then, because yes, he waited a very long time for evacuation with his
[00:14:26] wound, he was picking up the last one, he held out until the
[00:14:29] end, there he had to walk a kilometer
[00:14:33] and a half, in those places, well,
[00:14:36] to put it mildly, it's very difficult and dangerous, well, there, yes,
[00:14:40] at night, even your own can take 3 days to walk 1.5 km, and how can you cover
[00:14:43] such a distance with a wound, that is,
[00:14:46] well, how do you think about something else, first, adrenaline might
[00:14:50] have been working, I don't know, but did you inject painkillers or what? No, I didn't
[00:14:53] inject, I've hated injections since childhood,
[00:14:55] therefore, therefore, I'll go with
[00:14:59] a wound, yes, well, I, how, I'll walk, my leg didn't
[00:15:02] bend, that is, my calf muscle was torn, and
[00:15:06] well, everything there, I gave myself first aid there, and
[00:15:09] I'll take 10 steps, stand, listen, because a bird
[00:15:13] might come, accordingly you walk, you look under your feet, something might be
[00:15:16] lying there, if something had spotted me, I just wouldn't
[00:15:19] have made it. I, even being a war correspondent, also received
[00:15:23] a very serious leg injury. And the guys pulled me out, well,
[00:15:27] the evacuation group carried me on a door across
[00:15:30] the railway tracks, which were being shelled by the enemy, this
[00:15:33] was at the station Sol, which is located... behind
[00:15:37] Soledar in that area, and they carried me a sufficient
[00:15:41] number of damn
[00:15:44] meters on those doors. I just hear now the
[00:15:47] story about how you pulled out
[00:15:51] your combat comrades, and honestly, I just want to say
[00:15:54] a huge human thank you to you, a huge
[00:15:57] human thank you to all those guys who work in
[00:16:01] evacuation, boys and even girls, we simply
[00:16:04] bow before you, I think, well, I'm sure not...
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[00:22:00] returned to civilian life, right? What next? What about your
[00:22:03] job? Well, with my job, to put it mildly, things were not very
[00:22:06] good. I have a
[00:22:07] certain
[00:22:11] work experience, a resume, quite good,
[00:22:14] but unfortunately, when I submitted this resume to employers
[00:22:18] through a well-known portal, where you have to specify every
[00:22:22] year where you were, what you did, where you worked, I had to specify
[00:22:25] where I worked, well, naturally, yes, and I applied
[00:22:29] to three companies, I won't name them, of course, the first two
[00:22:33] just refused, the third one also refused, but I couldn't stand it and managed to get
[00:22:37] a private conversation with one of the HR recruiters, and in a private
[00:22:40] conversation, they told me that they had a meeting, some
[00:22:44] directive came out that veterans should not be hired,
[00:22:48] and after that, I, of course...
[00:22:50] realized that I wouldn't be the only one like that, and you know, I'm very
[00:22:53] ashamed to hear now that someone believes that sitting in a warm
[00:22:57] office, they can simply tell a hero of the SVO that they are rejected, but
[00:23:01] I want to tell you that in a number of regions of the country, independent
[00:23:04] laws are being adopted, these are not directives, of course,
[00:23:07] about the obligation to hire SVO participants
[00:23:11] and about responsibility for refusal. Another question is that we
[00:23:14] must train you, give you some skills, many guys who
[00:23:17] are currently dismissed, unfortunately, they are dismissed not because they are alive
[00:23:21] and healthy, but because they, unfortunately, have serious problems,
[00:23:24] health problems, they cannot perform many things, but
[00:23:28] here the feeling of humanity should always
[00:23:31] be present, and if there are such moments, Artyom, let's
[00:23:34] publicly name these people or send them there, go
[00:23:38] fight.
[00:23:40] When you spoke with the employer, to whom you sent your resume,
[00:23:44] did they then explain to you, or rather, did the HR manager explain to
[00:23:47] you why exactly, yes, yes, how...
[00:24:50] And Pavel actually filmed a report on this topic, let's
[00:24:52] watch it.
[00:24:58] Actually, when I hit a target, well, I
[00:25:02] shoot at it, it registers everything, that is,
[00:25:05] whether I'm doing it correctly or not, well, that's the idea, yes, yes, but the most
[00:25:09] basic thing it registers is where you hit, whether you wounded him or hit
[00:25:12] fatal zones, yes, like alpha zones, well, and accordingly
[00:25:15] it sees what you're doing, yes, it sums everything up, then shows you
[00:25:19] the results. You already understand what can be corrected, and where you
[00:25:23] are doing well, that is, it not only scans my
[00:25:26] shooting, but also my movements, that is, how I
[00:25:30] stand, whether I hold the weapon correctly, it also registers
[00:25:33] that, of course, yes, yes, technique is extremely
[00:25:35] important.
[00:25:40] And we decided to create a product,
[00:25:43] our new intelligent targets with artificial intelligence,
[00:25:47] they will not just record hits, they will
[00:25:50] record all your mistakes, everything,
[00:25:53] up to protruding elbows,
[00:25:56] legs, body, everything that is wrong,
[00:25:59] everything that makes you vulnerable on the battlefield,
[00:26:03] all of this will be corrected by you
[00:26:06] thanks to our targets. I wanted to
[00:26:09] ask, how does the target understand that you made
[00:26:13] a mistake? Well, there's a built-in camera and artificial
[00:26:16] intelligence, we are currently working hard to create
[00:26:20] our own AI, which will help
[00:26:23] any shooters, of any nature,
[00:26:26] firearms, airsoft and all others to see
[00:26:30] and determine what they are doing wrong, and correct it
[00:26:33] instantly, that is the uniqueness of
[00:26:36] your targets, in principle, of this training, that you
[00:26:40] can learn thanks to them yourself, without the help
[00:26:43] of an instructor, yes, yes, the camera and that is its vision, artificial
[00:26:47] intelligence, the neural network itself, that is the brain,
[00:26:51] it will have all the parameters of errors
[00:26:53] that can occur, the first module is angled shooting, there
[00:26:57] the task is to hit the target as quickly as possible, while not being caught by it on...
[00:27:00] more qualitative training,
[00:27:32] qualitative registration of all
[00:27:35] actions of shooters and fighters,
[00:27:38] well, and accordingly, yes, we just want to help
[00:27:42] the country express its warrior
[00:27:45] spirit, warrior gene,
[00:27:48] feel it, develop it, develop yourself. We are building a large
[00:27:52] training center, a large one, which will have two different
[00:27:55] buildings, one building is responsible for working with heavy
[00:27:58] weapons, with working with armor, so to speak,
[00:28:03] that is, physical training for further
[00:28:06] work with weapons, yes, yes, ran around,
[00:28:09] worked out, worked with heavy weapons, and then welcome
[00:28:13] to the shooting range, time to work on tactical
[00:28:15] shooting.
[00:28:19] Artyom, what an interesting development, and
[00:28:22] first of all, tell me, such a target for airsoft, is this
[00:28:26] a unique story, we just decided to help
[00:28:29] people train independently, identifying their
[00:28:33] mistakes that they make, technical ones, and
[00:28:36] accordingly, compete with each other, set their own records, that is, it's a measurement
[00:28:40] system, in essence, we are creating a method for measuring the skills
[00:28:43] of shooters, it turns out that unlike others, its
[00:28:47] uniqueness is that it not only reads
[00:28:50] hits, but also reads the complete movement of your
[00:28:54] body, the position of your hands, legs, weapon, that
[00:28:57] is - your complete behavior, that is, it's actually like a trainer,
[00:29:01] only... yes, that is, this target, it's a trainer, in essence,
[00:29:05] yes, but I understand that you trained this artificial intelligence
[00:29:09] specifically for airsoft, but in general, such a target can
[00:29:12] be used even for training guys who, of course, of course,
[00:29:16] yes, we are aiming for that, I just wrote my thesis on an interactive
[00:29:19] thing like that, we had a stand with a projector
[00:29:23] in the basement too, and you could with a weapon,
[00:29:27] like shooting training, there was such a stand, where
[00:29:29] you, where it also showed you your mistake. Did you aim
[00:29:33] correctly, where did you hit, where didn't you hit? If you refine this
[00:29:36] thing, then it's quite possible that it can actually be placed in military
[00:29:40] educational institutions, including the Far Eastern VOKU, the Ryazan
[00:29:44] school and any others. And secondly, the fact
[00:29:47] that in airsoft all weapons are
[00:29:49] practically identical to real ones, that is,
[00:29:53] the weight and attachments of these weapons can be exactly the same as
[00:29:57] real ones.
[00:30:00] As for the targets that Artyom
[00:30:04] is developing, they are very
[00:30:07] much in demand, that is, firstly, there was nothing like this before, it's truly
[00:30:11] a new know-how, and I,
[00:30:14] so to speak,
[00:30:16] express my respect that you reached
[00:30:19] this.
[00:30:23] Here artificial intelligence is such a trendy topic, but I want
[00:30:26] to say that at its core is still Artyom's natural intelligence,
[00:30:30] his combat experience, which...
[00:31:03] literally, the direction with drones, can such an order
[00:31:06] be issued by the federation, because we are currently
[00:31:10] developing a simulator for shooting at drones, it's very
[00:31:13] is in demand. Are you ready to develop exactly such a
[00:31:17] simulator? Yes, and moreover, we have drone simulators
[00:31:21] in our lineup . We took all
[00:31:25] the experience that was there, we understand what we need to fight, of course,
[00:31:28] this is civilian life, but let's transfer this training in an interactive
[00:31:32] format, gamify, there is such a fashionable word, yes,
[00:31:36] we have developments, moreover, we are now finishing developing a module
[00:31:39] with machine vision, that is, we are already in the final stage and after
[00:31:43] that we begin with...
[00:32:15] so that we can boldly provide them to
[00:32:18] customers, yes, that is, the federation and generally to clients,
[00:32:22] so that people can use them without errors. Well, look,
[00:32:26] our hero Artyom Lyutov did not give up
[00:32:29] after numerous rejections from employers, he created his own
[00:32:33] project, actively develops it, the main thing is that now the project brings not
[00:32:36] only benefit, but also profit. But our second hero, SVO
[00:32:40] veteran Ilya Makarov's business idea actually came to him in the
[00:32:44] hospital, where he... after
[00:32:53] the hospital to visit me, and
[00:32:57] I asked her to buy pilaf. She bought pilaf, brought it,
[00:33:01] in the pilaf there were quail eggs, for some reason, the idea
[00:33:04] suddenly came, why not engage in
[00:33:07] quails, I monitored, it turns out, the republic and
[00:33:10] it turned out that we don't have
[00:33:13] such farms at all.
[00:33:15] So we came, when we bought our first small
[00:33:18] incubator, bought our first egg,
[00:33:22] tried to hatch it, in order to understand how it all happens, having
[00:33:26] already discussed further plans with my wife, well,
[00:33:29] we decided to expand our
[00:33:32] production, very large yes, yes, this
[00:33:35] bird, it generally reaches a mass of up to 650 g. In the morning
[00:33:39] I turn on the light and go to work, because I am very
[00:33:43] early, the bird must wake up, and then
[00:33:47] Ilya gets up, he feeds them, we developed our own
[00:33:50] feed, it turns out, we took the recipe, refined
[00:33:54] it, we refined it for a very long time, it took about
[00:33:57] 3-4 months, but now we have refined
[00:34:00] our recipe, we have reduced the cost of the
[00:34:04] feed base, we brought in 2,000
[00:34:07] birds here, last year, it turns out, in 5 months we sold
[00:34:11] 57,000 eggs, we are expanding
[00:34:14] by... construction begins this year, we will
[00:34:18] build two full-fledged
[00:34:19] poultry houses,
[00:34:40] meanwhile, the very pilaf with quail eggs already
[00:34:44] directly.
[00:35:15] options said,
[00:35:18] here is exactly this desire, namely to enter the
[00:35:21] agricultural direction exactly with quails,
[00:35:24] already when we contacted, when
[00:35:27] we started expanding, they helped us, it turns out
[00:35:31] with the sale of eggs, that is, we sell them through
[00:35:35] retail chains or how, who does not, now we have, it turns out,
[00:35:39] our egg is taken by Krasnoosolsky, first of all, our
[00:35:42] sanatorium.
[00:35:46] and also the local population, at the moment
[00:35:49] now farmers, private farmers have started
[00:35:53] ordering eggs from us, and we are already slowly
[00:35:56] beginning to supply, that is,
[00:35:59] to carry out beyond our district, directly to the farm,
[00:36:02] in short, people come to you and people apply,
[00:36:06] is the enterprise profitable already? Well, at the
[00:36:09] moment, yes, we have already turned a profit, but we had the
[00:36:13] task for this year to build a large farm
[00:36:17] and, as they say, to increase the
[00:36:20] herd to 35-50 thousand. We
[00:36:24] received land and it turned out that it fell into
[00:36:28] sanitary zones, so now we are solving this issue, how to reduce
[00:36:31] sanitary zones, so that we can
[00:36:34] fully establish the farm and
[00:36:37] expand the business, are there competitors? Well,
[00:36:41] I have no
[00:36:42] competitors,
[00:36:45] we'll take a short break for commercials, don't
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[00:42:25] combat
[00:42:26] experience.
[00:42:33] This is not the first combat operation in Irivakarov's life. In ninety-
[00:42:37] nine he served his conscription during.
[00:43:10] as a sniper in Bars, and in the second deployment he chose the troops.
[00:43:13] The enemy directly had
[00:43:17] these,
[00:43:19] that is, they had constant eyes, which we did not
[00:43:22] possess, therefore, a decision was
[00:43:25] made to create such a platoon
[00:43:29] within the battalion. I approached the battalion commander,
[00:43:32] offered him the idea of creating it, he fully
[00:43:36] supported it, because we all understood at that moment that...
[00:43:40] behind was, so to speak, the future,
[00:43:44] the West is not a free field, the West is not a free field, how he received
[00:43:48] me, reception, flame to the left 50, on
[00:43:51] December 5, 2023, we were given a combat
[00:43:54] mission to eliminate
[00:43:58] the enemy's calculation, it turns out,
[00:44:00] when we arrived at the drop point, we started
[00:44:04] landing, at the moment of landing I
[00:44:07] heard two drones hovering over us. The first
[00:44:11] thing I did, I had explosives with me, I pulled out
[00:44:15] my backpack, threw it far away, because I understood that if
[00:44:18] it was hit by shrapnel from the explosives, the explosion
[00:44:21] would be bigger, when I was already throwing it away, I saw that my
[00:44:24] soldier ran, started to move away from
[00:44:27] the line of fire incorrectly, he ran in the direction of fire, the only
[00:44:31] decision I made was to run to him and take him out
[00:44:35] of the line of fire, at that moment an explosion
[00:44:37] occurred.
[00:44:40] It turns out that an 82- mm mine fell right under our feet,
[00:44:44] they prepared, they set it up,
[00:44:47] well, they examined everything, I gave
[00:44:50] the command to cover us and retreat, the drones could not
[00:44:54] reach us, they were looking for us for
[00:44:56] an hour, an hour and a half, but they
[00:45:00] didn't find us, at that moment our
[00:45:02] medics arrived directly at
[00:45:06] zero, they quickly loaded us.
[00:45:11] "Makar, we'll live, we won't die,
[00:45:14] handsome, it turns out, we were then evacuated.
[00:45:18] эвакуированы.
[00:45:20] Ilya's life was saved, but more than 600
[00:45:24] cut in 20 places. Doctors
[00:45:27] tried to save it, but after a series of operations, Makarov himself
[00:45:31] made a strong decision,
[00:45:32] amputation.
[00:45:35] But this guy, whom you went after, I understand
[00:45:39] that he survived. Alive thanks to you, he survived,
[00:45:42] yes, as they say, we last saw him,
[00:45:45] it turns out, just before we were
[00:45:48] sent to
[00:46:05] of course, because such people, as they say, strong
[00:46:09] in spirit, we also need them.
[00:46:11] You have the opportunity to agitate him to return, the guy's name is
[00:46:15] Vasily Chiterbokh, let's welcome him to the studio,
[00:46:32] Well, then there was a rotation, we all went to
[00:46:35] zero and well
[00:46:38] there was a large crowd. people in one place, well, already
[00:46:42] the drone spotted us, they started attacking at that moment, and
[00:46:45] what was the wound? Well, a mine hit
[00:46:48] my legs, it turns out, when we created the drone platoon.
[00:46:52] The battalion commander gave us permission to select
[00:46:56] people for this platoon,
[00:46:59] and Vasily was one of those people, well, people,
[00:47:02] so to speak, who met exactly the criteria
[00:47:06] required for pilots. Vasily, he is
[00:47:09] a young, energetic, so to speak, person who really
[00:47:13] could take the remote control and start operating
[00:47:16] it, it should be noted, Nadash, what I wanted to say,
[00:47:20] that the UAV unit.
[00:48:52] provided medical assistance, it turns out, to
[00:48:55] Vasily, and his
[00:48:59] older brother Mikhailovich, he
[00:49:02] provided medical assistance to me,
[00:49:05] I heard Vasily's voice,
[00:49:09] a request for help, I ran through the bushes, well, it was
[00:49:12] very, very dark, I ran to the voice, when
[00:49:15] I reached Vasily, I asked, well,
[00:49:18] I also called for help, my brother heard me, that is, at that time
[00:49:22] I gave first aid as best I could, my brother
[00:49:25] gave it to Makarov,
[00:49:29] since my brother was oriented, he ran for stretchers, called
[00:49:33] for help, and the evacuation was at night too, no, it turns out they
[00:49:37] covered us, with stretchers, that is,
[00:49:39] with cloaks, I told them, guys, retreat, because I understood
[00:49:43] that now they would drop bombs, that is,
[00:49:46] finish us off, so the guys covered
[00:49:50] us, retreated
[00:49:54] recharging, that is, they changed batteries
[00:49:57] and everything else, the guys periodically checked
[00:50:00] on us, but I want to, honestly, thank
[00:50:04] our, as they say, medics, who work at
[00:50:07] the vacation, I want to add, Ilya Nikolaevich,
[00:50:10] he is not only a warrior, he is not only
[00:50:14] an entrepreneur, he serves the republic as
[00:50:18] a motivator for other fighters, to attract them.
[00:50:21] бойцов, привлекать.
[00:51:22] as they say, benefit. In our hero's family there is
[00:51:26] an amazing story that connects two wars, the SVO and the Great
[00:51:30] Patriotic War, it is connected with a medal that Ilya
[00:51:33] received, and which his wife Natalia's grandfather
[00:51:37] received in his time. Details in our
[00:51:38] report.
[00:51:41] Ilya Makarov received the Medal for Courage. A family
[00:51:44] story is connected with this award. Natalia's
[00:51:47] grandfather, Ilya's wife, lost such a medal many years
[00:51:51] ago. When my grandfather went to
[00:51:54] war, participated in the defense of Moscow, he was wounded near
[00:51:57] Volokolamsk highway, it turns out, he was wounded, then he
[00:52:00] received the Medal for Courage, and then he
[00:52:03] crossed the Dnieper, he...
[00:52:13] As a small boy, he played a game that is called
[00:52:16] differently, some call it "wall", some call it
[00:52:20] "пятак" (a coin game), I don't know, but in general, when a coin hits a coin, he thoughtlessly took
[00:52:24] this medal and lost it, this
[00:52:27] pain, that the medal was lost, it carried through him almost
[00:52:31] his entire life and...
[00:52:35] when my husband received this
[00:52:38] medal,
[00:52:41] I brought it, you should have seen his eyes, his hands, he took this
[00:52:44] medal with trembling hands and tears in his eyes, as
[00:52:48] if this medal
[00:52:50] returned
[00:52:52] to our family, it's a shame, of course, that he himself cannot tell, it's been half a year,
[00:52:56] more than half a year he's not with us anymore, when my husband
[00:52:59] went to the SVO, I told him,
[00:53:02] I said: Ilya, the most important thing is that you return.
[00:53:35] it means a lot, it's probably even more than
[00:53:39] the Order of Courage, because
[00:53:42] indeed, as they say, we had to
[00:53:46] work, we worked every
[00:53:49] other day, every two days, but we were daily
[00:53:52] on a combat mission, all the awards that I have, they are
[00:53:56] exactly, as they say, my friends,
[00:53:59] brothers,
[00:54:08] my grandfather, about what my grandfather
[00:54:11] was like, where he fought, how he was, I
[00:54:15] made, so to speak, this album in memory of my grandfather,
[00:54:19] this is exactly the newspaper that
[00:54:22] was published in seventy- fifth year, and
[00:54:26] it's called Orgazinsky Vestnik, where my grandfather gave an interview
[00:54:30] about how he fought, all his award lists,
[00:54:34] on the other side. his
[00:54:38] photos that exist, there are few of them, but they
[00:54:41] exist, at least, so that our
[00:54:49] here, the thing is, when we came to shoot
[00:54:52] the report, Natalia showed me this album, told me that
[00:54:56] she collected this album, dedicated to her grandfather, I
[00:54:59] asked, is there an album dedicated to Ilya, do
[00:55:03] you have one, she says no, and...
[00:55:05] and Natalia and I agreed that she would make this album
[00:55:08] for the program, and I understand you brought an album already dedicated
[00:55:12] to your husband, at least the beginning, but something is there, the beginning, yes, the album,
[00:55:16] his army beginning photographs, that is, where the army, when
[00:55:20] he was in Chechnya,
[00:55:22] I want to address all wives, all mothers, to those who
[00:55:26] are waiting for our soldiers from the front, when they come, so that this
[00:55:30] memory remains, so that this information is passed down from generation to
[00:55:33] generation, so that... these feats are not forgotten, please,
[00:55:37] make such albums, let it be preserved as a family
[00:55:39] relic, medals, photographs, everything, thank
[00:55:43] you for preserving memory like this, it is very important, it is important
[00:55:46] for the whole country, for the memory of Russia,
[00:55:50] the stories of today's heroes show that everyone needs
[00:55:53] support, it's just important not to be shy