ПЕРЕЖИЛ МАРИУПОЛЬ. Как начиналось СВО от первого лица - могли ли взять Киев за 3 дня?

At 00:00 the narrator introduces the topic, at 00:42 he explains the project, at 01:04 he describes his life before the war, at 02:23 he explains his path to contract service, at 04:17 he talks about hobbies and how they influenced his career choice, at 05:15 he discusses the influence of games on his life, at 06:30 he compares games to real combat, at 07:24 he talks about contract service and training, at 08:22 he describes the start of the war and his oath, at 10:05 he shares his premonitions of the start of combat, at 11:04 he prepares for the landing, at 13:06 he describes the landing and first impressions, at 15:48 he describes the landing on boats, at 16:23 he gives a detailed episode of the boat landing, at 17:19 he describes dangers on the shore, at 18:14 he compares games and reality, at 19:27 he talks about the southern front, at 21:17 he discusses the capture of Kyiv, at 23:07 he mentions political moments, at 24:07 he reflects on reality, at 25:01 he describes the assault on Mariupol, at 26:10 he discusses chances of survival on armor, at 27:00 he continues the assault, at 28:00 he describes shelling and concussion, at 30:30 he talks about the commander and morale, at 31:22 he mentions a missing detachment, at 34:15 he discusses equipment and communication, at 35:14 he describes the assault and realization of danger, at 36:37 he explains how relatives learned about the war, at 37:28 he shares thoughts on refusing participation, at 38:24 he describes turning points, at 40:03 he talks about pre‑war dreams, at 41:48 he discusses combat and people, at 45:24 he shares experience and self‑preservation, at 46:18 he talks about post‑Mariupol hospital, at 46:59 he discusses loss of self‑preservation, at 47:57 he describes the assault and tank fight, at 49:10 he explains tactics against tanks, at 50:07 he describes being wounded, at 52:05 he talks about transport and operation, at 54:00 he discusses consequences, at 55:00 he visits Mariupol, at 56:56 he expresses guilt and desire to return, at 57:55 he talks about adrenaline dependence, at 58:50 he discusses problems and humor, at 59:44 he recalls combat memories, at 01:00:44 he shares comedic situations, at 01:02:33 he describes night shift, at 01:04:25 he talks about personal involvement in killings, at 01:05:42 he discusses future of marine corps, at 01:08:44 he mentions misinformation, at 01:10:32 he discusses defense and propaganda, at 01:11:32 he discusses propaganda and opposition, at 01:12:31 he talks about training of VSU and Azov, at 01:12:49 he discusses nationalist battalions, at 01:14:40 he talks about capture and exchange, at 01:15:59 he evaluates decisions, at 01:16:51 he discusses ideological problems, at 01:17:46 he explains duty to homeland, at 01:19:30 he discusses ideology and youth, at 01:21:21 he talks about work, at 01:22:20 he discusses finances, at 01:24:38 he talks about financial literacy, at 01:25:12 he discusses social welfare, at 01:26:10 he talks about post‑war life, at 01:27:08 he mentions benefits of service, at 01:30:05 he talks about military traditions, at 01:31:08 he discusses socialization after war, at 01:33:31 he talks about foreign weapons, at 01:34:30 he wishes peace.