Nazar Zholobovych was not a military man, did not graduate from the military department. The man was actively engaged in public and political activities in the Lviv Region.
“At the moment of the full-scale invasion, I realized that I had to leave, because who else are we – people with a statist, patriotic position. I volunteered in Lviv Oblast, in my native Drohobych Oblast, where I am from. I was mobilized into the Teroboron on March 1. I remember standing in line at the military commissariat for about 10 hours,” the soldier says.
For some time he was in the Lviv region, in a point of permanent deployment. Subsequently, Donetsk region was waiting for Teroboronov.
“Nothing unites people like the trouble that came to our house. I remember that I spent 111 days at “zero” with my brothers. This prompted us, complete strangers, to cover each other’s backs and lend a shoulder when necessary, to defend the Motherland as one family,” Nazar emphasized.
Nazar Zholobovych dreams of returning to normal life. He says that a person should do what he is good at, and he invested a lot of energy and time in his profession. And while he is waiting for victory.