"Сегодня наши боевые товарищи Александр Антонов и Владимир Никишин улетают домой.
Их контракт окончен. Они выполнили его с честью".
2 декабря 2022 года лётчики ЧВК "Вагнер" Александр Антонов и Владимир Никишин направили свой горящий СУ-24М в бронетанковую колонну противника, фактически повторив подвиг Николая Гастелло. Указом президента им были присвоены звания Героев Российской Федерации.. посмертно.
"Сегодня наши боевые товарищи Александр Антонов и Владимир Никишин улетают домой.
Их контракт окончен. Они выполнили его с честью".
2 декабря 2022 года лётчики ЧВК "Вагнер" Александр Антонов и Владимир Никишин направили свой горящий СУ-24М в бронетанковую колонну противника, фактически повторив подвиг Николая Гастелло. Указом президента им были присвоены звания Героев Российской Федерации.. посмертно.
Героями не рождаются. Ими становятся.. и умирают.
"Встречайте, суки, папу!"
Источник: РИА ФАН.
BY Белые дяди в Африке🌴
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