
I am thirty-eight years old. Before the war, my life revolved around international trade, contracts, shipping schedules, and the ordinary frustrations of office work. Military service wasn’t supposed to define my life. I served years ago as a mortar operator, returned to civilian life, and thought that chapter was over. Then history decided otherwise.
When Russia launched the full-scale invasion, I put the suit back in the closet and traded spreadsheets for artillery.
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