Women on Military Service and the Fight for Ukraine’s Territories

Of course not. I'd pedal off and leave the country. Well, I absolutely don't support that.

And that's up to the women. No, let my children stay there. My son-in-law and son are there, so that's enough.

Maybe it's unrealistic, but I think it should be of their own free will.

When we all go on holiday together in Crimea, there'll be some kind of relief.

A few moments later. Of course, I'd be against it, but I understand that I wouldn't be able to go. Not every mind could handle such a sight, probably. So, well, a person has to be prepared for it. prepared for it.

I think we need to keep fighting, because it's too late to back down. And if we give up our territories, in a few years, it will flare up again, and the war will start crushing us even more.

A few moments later. No, I wouldn't go. Well, my eyesight is poor.

First of all, I wouldn't be any help. As a woman, I'd want a family, not to fight. So, yeah.

They came marching. These were our territories, we lived peacefully.

Then they came and were like, "Hello, we need ours back."

Then let's take Kuban back, then. A few moments later.

With my eyesight and my build, I won't be of any use in the military. What's the point? If I won't be useful.

Still, we have to fight, because that's our character, our nation.

Well, we can't surrender, we simply can't capitulate.

A few moments later. Of course not. I don't see myself being useful there.

We can do anything, and I can do anything on my own front. Yes.