“PHOENIX” THE UKRAINIAN SNIPER WHO LOST A LEG IN COMBAT #shorts

Anastasiia Savka, before February 24, 2022, lived in Lviv, where she raised her son Yarem and worked as an administrator at an automotive service center.

“PHOENIX” THE UKRAINIAN SNIPER WHO LOST A LEG IN COMBAT

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[davei]

She is a beautiful brave young lady with the heart of a lioness . ❤❤❤

[michaelfishman]

Usually girls are terrified about wars. Anastasiia is a real Ukranian hero. She is a gem and represents Ukraine with her determination, love for her country and for freedom.

[joyadam]

What a fearless woman and nationalistic. Salute to you mam ❤

[shravaka]

From those who live in Phoenix, AZ, she embodies the courage we admire... And are proud of her call sign!!! May the Ukrainian fight for FREEDOM inspire the entire World.

[Zazyr]

She has bigger balls than most US politicians.

[pinkyskeleton]

Accidentally stepped on a landmine? Opposed to what? Stepping on one on purpose?

[NakedSageAstrology]

I hope she becomes a model after the war. She is BEAUTIFUL.

[bradygoodno]

My god.. she’s gorgeous!! Absolutely stunning!

[JeffGusman-fsoo]

ALOHA ANASTASIA, EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON. CARRY ON WITH YOUR WORK PHOENIX. YOU SHALL RISE AGAIN

[EnvixityXx]

What a lady warrior. Thank you for your service to your country and freedom

[at]

And in the U.S. young people think words are violence

[rowan]

Brave young woman in the defence of her country against the Nazi invaders. Nothing but admiration for her

[norman_]

There is a long tradition of women fighting in the Soviet army. There were 2, 000 woman snipers in WWII; 500 survived the war. The most famous was Lyudmila Pavlichenko, born in Kiev, who fought in WWII, in the siege of Sevastapol and the siege of Odessa. She traveled to the US seeking support for the war, and became friends with Eleanor Roosevelt. In Chicago''s largest auditorium, she said, "Gentlemen, I'm 26 years old and I have killed 309 fascists. Haven't you been hiding behind my skirts long enough?" She was wounded by mortar fire, sent back from the front as an instructor, and survived the war. She is a hero to Ukrainians and Russians alike.

[keithswaddling]

All these negative comments about this brave woman are shameful. Tell me, what would you do if the United States of America was invaded by a blood thirsty mad man? Run or die fighting, If you're struggling with that question, your ancestors know the right answer.

[dantediss]

To be fair, every time Someone steps on a Landmine, ... it is an Accident

[marcor.]

In every war, soldiers pay the most and earn the least

[leswatson]

Please don't make mocking comments to this incredibly brave young woman. You are a shining example of heroic Ukrainian women, Anastasia. Get well soon there is more work to be done 🇺🇦🇦🇺👍

[phurian_]

Someone once told me that the internet doesn’t make people insane, it just exposes who they really are

[ciabatta]

It’s sad when you’re relieved that the soldier is still alive . Every time I see one of these shorts detailing a person’s life I imagine an obituary. God bless this warrior .

[richardgallegos]

my niece is friends with a Ukrainian kid here in LA, most of his family are doctors more that 20 of them moved here, none are fighting in the war, it seems to me everybody with money got out of the fighting in the war