By Victor Duda
The essence of the reality is to find their other half in the format of fast acquaintances, but the potential couple sees each other until it decides whether to continue communicating or not. Bogdan decided to try his hand at this project. He was born in Ukraine and at the age of two with his family moved to the United States. In 2010, the guy served in the Marines and was sent to Kuwait. There were training in the desert for 30 or 40 days, and the stars in the tents had to sleep.
There was nothing around, only camels and brothers. When a full -scale war in Ukraine began, Bogdan realized that his place was in his homeland, so he decided to return. "I thought this: I am a Ukrainian. I have a Ukrainian family. I have no wife and children, I am a military, who is not me. It was a phenomenal period. Nobody denied me," Bogdan said. Together with his friends, he began to prepare and raised money for equipment.
But his parents said they were waiting for a call, because they were convinced that the Ukrainian would do it. "It was scary, a million percent. When I went-I was 33 and I didn't think I was Rambo or win this war. I understood that this was a very scary situation but I thought about 18-19-year-old guys, who go there without preparation. We will remind, on October 21 it was reported that since December there will be serious changes in mobilization.
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