The son of Igor Pelikh Ivan defends Ukraine from the lavas of the First International Company of Special Recognition. On the side of Instagram Ivan Pelikh describing his service on the front line.

So, a person having declared that if you sit in the evening in the basement of a broken booth, and a sharp sound is heard in the sky, then it is important to cheer - why grim, what to leave the artillery:.

" For an hour, a sharp sound is heard in the sky and you are not very wise, chi tse grim chi vyhіd artillery (turn, after hundreds of comings in a day sound like it’s fieryly similar), by the sound you bend your head, "

Let's sweat, like Pelikh, if a skirmish starts, you quickly pick up and win, and take your sector:.

" It’s impossible to convey that adrenaline in words, if you whistle cool and skin times above your head, before it, like hanging and raising fire, or go over to another point, you don’t know why you don’t fly at once over you. The only reason why 100% of the blame, but in your brother-in-law is right-handed and left-handed, for all who are here, function as one goal,"

Vіm, kazhe zahisnik, there will be good days, if our lads are heaping on the occupiers:.

" And it’s nasty, if the number of a couple of their own is 300, and after their evacuation under the crazy shelling, you sit, you rub your hands in the blood and think, that all of a sudden, buff and good, but smut, support the lads in the hospital.

Igor stating that the war is "

Nagadaemo, the son of the Ukrainian journalist and TV presenter Igor Pelikh, who tragically perished in an accident in 2009, fought at the front against the Russian invaders.

Like rozpoviv 20th Ivan, what a pid hour of pre-war life, having taken up the creation of videos, defended Ukraine from the lavas of the First International Company of special recognition. For the past few months, together with the sworn brothers of the wines "

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