Worried about my father
Russian warfare has been intensifying and my Dad has been working with drones and flying bombs close to their main theatre of onslaught and I am really worried he will become a casualty. I know how despicable Russian warfare is, they don't pit soldier against soldier, they bombard those behind the front lines who are trying to live their lives in the tumult of war. Dad is behind the lines, behind the trenches, where the onslaught is manifest. I am worried he will be injured and die for want of medical intervention.
When my friends and I were blown up in the Donbas area just as the war began, there was less guerilla warfare than there is now. My Dad is in military kit, he has body armour, but explosions, like I was in the periphery of don't just wound bodies, they rip off limbs and heads! My friends died of such injuries and I almost died from blood loss. These aspects of injury are very present now in all Russian activities against the civilian population of the Ukrainian east, where my Dad is a team-member in the resistance.
When my friends and I were blown up in the Donbas area just as the war began, there was less guerilla warfare than there is now. My Dad is in military kit, he has body armour, but explosions, like I was in the periphery of don't just wound bodies, they rip off limbs and heads! My friends died of such injuries and I almost died from blood loss. These aspects of injury are very present now in all Russian activities against the civilian population of the Ukrainian east, where my Dad is a team-member in the resistance.
