Novorossian Volunteer Unit ‘Pyatnashka’ (Photoreport)

There is photoreport from Novorossian volunteer unit ‘Pyatnashka’. It includes a lot of Czech and Slovak warriors:Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

Novorossian Volunteer Unit 'Pyatnashka' (Photoreport)

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Paul Scesniak

i am not militarily educated. however, my suggestions just the same: 1) rest when possible and safe 2) take no unnecessary risks c) bear in mind that you are on the right side and most definitely also on the winning side.

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