woven gate
I was just deployed deep in the trenches of west Bakhmut, for as long as I could remember, all I could hear were either immense gun fire, or strong bombs getting dropped down in the heart of Bakhmut.
Me and 6 of my teammates sat in the trenches of west Bakhmut defending the trenches from heavy Russian artillery and gunfire. On the second picture lays down a friendly soldier getting treated by 2 friendly medics, as i mentioned before, we were defending the trenches, but a few minutes earlier was us receiving heavy fire from Russians on all angles, we were sitting ducks in the trenches, and hoped to make it out alive, as walk around the trenches, a Russian soldier managed to sneak up behind us and knock me and another friendly down, unfortunately, one friendly was killed in action. Friendlies quickly took care of the Russian flank which quickly gave us a breath. The 2 medics let me up first (no struggle), but on the second soldier, the medics were having a hard time trying to help the knocked friendly up, it basically took the whole team to wake him up, in the end it was successful.
My name is Cuffehm, and I share my war experiences.
