In the opposite direction, the Russian army continues to fire. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian soldier is sitting behind a moat surrounded by sandbags and taking online classes for university students. Rifle down from the shoulder. Notebook-pen in one hand. And mobile phone in the other hand. With which he is keeping in touch with the students from the battlefield. Last Friday, on the 72nd day of the Russia-Ukraine war, such a picture was spread on the net.
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It has been found out that the name of the army worker is Fedir Shander. He is a professor by profession. He teaches at Uzhhorod National University in Ukraine. Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine on February 24. Shander enlisted in the army on the same day. He has been on the battlefield ever since. “I’ve been fighting for the last 60 days,” he said. Every week on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 am. In the last 60 days, he has not been deviated from even once. “There is no such thing as teaching children,” Schneider said. I can’t rule it out. ” Uzzhord National University did not say where in Ukraine Shander went to war. Just reported, on one side of eastern Ukraine.
