Lithuanian journalist will join the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a volunteer paramedic due to the death of "Cheki"
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Lithuanian journalist Mindaugas Yoshunas decided to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a volunteer paramedic to help save lives at the front after the death of paramedic and journalist Irina "Cheki" Tsybukh.
A journalist from Lithuania wants to become a volunteer paramedic in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This is reported by Lithuanian journalist Mindaugas Yoshunas on Facebook, reports UNN.
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On his Facebook page, Lithuanian journalist Mindaugas Yoshunas announced his decision to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a volunteer paramedic, emphasizing his readiness to take appropriate courses.
I would like to make a brief statement. What I'm going to say now may surprise some, but it won't come as a big surprise to some. I decided to join the army. And take courses to help paramedics at the front
The reason for his decision was the death of paramedic and journalist Irina "Cheki" Tsybukh.
No "Cheki" – now I will
He expressed his conviction that service at the front is more about life and hope than death and pain, and noted that every life saved is worth every minute spent at the front.
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Mindaugas Yoshunas is already known for his volunteering and helping raise funds for the Ukrainian army. In May 2024, he also became an ambassador for the Rehabilitation Center "Reabicenter".
