Soldier's Sacrifice During Airstrike

I mean, remembering it really makes me cry.

Someone was telling this story in clips I saw. He said, “I was on the road,

driving during an air raid, near one of these anti-aircraft things.

There was a soldier standing there.

I stopped and just looked at him, like, would he die now or a hundr—

like,

ten seconds later, a tenth of a second later.

The guy told me that the soldier said to me, “Go now…”

What a man.

What’s the point of showing these? No, what I want to say is—

The soldier said, “Go, your own life is in danger now too.” Yeah.

He wasn’t thinking about himself. He was thinking about me.

He was almost certain that he was about to be killed.

And anyone who stands there is certain that…

they won’t live long. They’re sure, certain that

this is what will happen.

It’s the ultimate act of self-sacrifice, when you go

to an anti-aircraft gun, a launcher, a radar,

whatever it is…

Do you know how these shoulder-fired weapons work? How their mechanism works?

It's like those duels where whoever draws their gun first.

The ones that

we just brought.

Wait a second, like someone from one minute, you

You have time to lock on and shoot the guy, because he shoots at you too.

Whoever shoots first, whoever dodges first wins, otherwise

they die. I mean,

your chances of survival are fifty-fifty.