Групповое фото ополченцев роты "Моторолы" Семёновского батальона славянского гарнизона в Семеновке, пригороде Славянска. 2 июня 2014 года.
На заднем фоне посередине на колене сидит запорожец "Боцман", будущий комбат в составе 1-й Славянской бригады 1-го АК НМ ДНР. Второй справа в кепке стоит 16-летний киевлянин Андрей Савельев "Вандал", выпустивший книгу по своим приключениям.
Крайний слева стоит будущий Герой ДНР и России Владимир Жога "Воха".
Групповое фото ополченцев роты "Моторолы" Семёновского батальона славянского гарнизона в Семеновке, пригороде Славянска. 2 июня 2014 года.
На заднем фоне посередине на колене сидит запорожец "Боцман", будущий комбат в составе 1-й Славянской бригады 1-го АК НМ ДНР. Второй справа в кепке стоит 16-летний киевлянин Андрей Савельев "Вандал", выпустивший книгу по своим приключениям.
Крайний слева стоит будущий Герой ДНР и России Владимир Жога "Воха".
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