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Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, one of Ukraine’s most famous rock singers, is now helping his country with military support. Speaking in a live broadcast he attended, the singer informed about the latest situation on the front while describing the latest situation in Ukraine.

Famous Ukrainian rock singer Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, one of the important figures of Ukraine, is currently walking every inch to defend his country Ukraine while giving a concert to millions of people. The artist, who showed his support by standing next to the people in hospitals, on the front, and in the barracks, answered the questions asked in a live broadcast he attended.

“Our hope is that the war will end soon…”

To make your voice heard in these difficult times Stating that he thanked everyone who helped, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk said, “We are going through the most difficult days of our history as a country. I have been in Dnipro in the east of the country recently. I came here from the eastern front . I have been in Luhansk, one of the front lines of the war. With our soldiers, our police forces, our hospital staff. I get together with people who are injured, who are undergoing treatment. I go to the bus terminals where our people who have fled the war zones gather.They all go to the western part of the country, leaving their homes, homes, memories behind… Those who can leave go out of the country and usually go to places with refugee camps. There is chaos, panic and fear traffic. Our hope is that these bad days will end as soon as possible.” made a statement.

Stating that he wanted to join the military, Vakarchuk explained that he was trying to give morale with his music, and that he had also received weapons training in terms of security. Stating that no one has any expectation from him in the name of military service, Vakarchuk stated that he was happy to be able to make people smile, even if it was for morale purposes.

PURPOSE NOT WINNING THE WAR, BUT STOP THE WAR

Talking about the priorities of his life, Vakarchuk said, “Being in the war is really an emotion that is hard to describe. . I hope neither you or anyone else faces such a situation. War makes your life black and white. You don’t see other colors here. It’s very difficult, but At the same time your life becomes very simple. Money, glory, fame, not all of these are here It happens. The main thing here is not only your family, relatives and friends. Also, the goal here is not to win the war , but to stop the war. Russia wants to wipe us off the map and we are resisting it. I wake up at 4 in the morning. Sometimes I take a 3-hour trip and go to other places. This usually by military vehicle for security.We wear military uniforms, stay in the same places as our soldiers and eat from the same captain. We no longer look like a rock star bu t like a normal citizen. rsun. And I am very happy with that. This has been a wonderful life experience for me. Now he will be a much simpler living Svyatoslav.”

WILL WRITE SONG FOR UKRAINE!

Ukraine’s Explaining that he wanted to write a song about the resistance and to write a composition that he would envision as a call to describe the pain, Vakarchuk also underlined that he wanted to be an interpreter for the feelings of people who understand these difficult situations. Vakarchuk said, “Messages from my musician friends from all over the world. I’m buying. But so far the biggest support has come from my British musician friend Robert Del Naja. Robert, as you know, is the founder of Massive Attack group . We are working with him in a special way, to give a good message to the Ukrainian people and the world. His help is very valuable to both me and the people of Ukraine.”

“TOUGH TO DESCRIBE MY FEELINGS”

Talking about an event that affected him, Vakarchuk said, “A few days ago I went to a hospital in Kyiv. I met a man there. The man was the same age as me. He came here from the Bucha region. Bucha is one of the most damaged places in the war. The man lost a leg. To give him some morale, I jokingly consoled him by saying, ‘You are still healthy and there are many parts of your body that will work for you.’ There was a small smile on the man’s face, but it was as if he was bleeding inside. Just then, the nurse lady came to us. Leaning in my ear, he said that his two sons and his wife had been shot by Russian soldiers before the man’s eyes. It’s hard to describe how I felt at that moment. Ukrainian men, who have lived abroad for years, also left their families and came for the independence of Ukraine…”