I am a journalist by profession. And the most dangerous job among journalists is war correspondents. They go under bullets, risking their own lives to get information.

But also, first of all, I want to know what is actually happening in our country now. Learn it first hand. That's why I decided to go to war and find out if the truth is told and shown to us in the news?

I understand the risks I'm taking. But you must admit, if we didn’t like what we do, we wouldn’t go there.

Probably every person must make some kind of decisive choice for himself in his life, take some side. That's why I took my side, going to war.

We pass what we see and hear through ourselves and give out through our prism of sensations and impressions from what we observed and witnessed to what we were.

Any correspondent should be able to overcome fear and have a good sense of humor. After all, no matter how scary it is, you need to shoot and make a report in order to show the truth to people.

In conclusion, I want to say that military commissars are not born, they become people with extremely restless characters, with an increased desire to know events, thoughts and feelings of people before others.
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