Went to defend Ukraine because of love for a daughter: a paramedic from the United Kingdom was killed in the war

The man saved the lives of more than 200 Ukrainian soldiers, and died during the combat mission of 67 OMBR. The war in Ukraine claimed the life of a volunteer from the United Kingdom, a military physician and Voronter Peter Fushe. He fought for forces of defense against the Russian Federation for more than 2 years. This was reported in the Project Konstantin charitable organization, whose co -founder is Peter Fushe. "His heroism did not know the limits.

He actively participated in the rescue of more than 200 wounded Ukrainian soldiers, evacuation of civilians from the most dangerous frontier cities, and also delivered humanitarian assistance," the charity fund wrote. At the beginning of a full -scale Russian invasion, Peter Fushe lived in London and worked as a carpenter and, before that, a law enforcement officer. In March 2022, he left his own home and came to Ukraine as a volunteer.

He participated in the creation of a field hospital in Brovary, and subsequently passed courses in tactical medicine and joined the ranks of terroboron. Together with another volunteer, Ukrainian Tatiana Millard, they decided to establish a Project Konstantin organization, which is engaged in the evacuation of wounded soldiers, buys a car for the Armed Forces and other equipment and conducts medical trainings.

Peter Furche became known on social networks due to his video address to the governments of the West countries with a request to provide Ukraine with more weapons. "I am ashamed of being out of the west," the Briton said on one of the video. In an interview with journalists, a man told that he was prompted by the death of Ukrainian children, which he saw at the beginning of a full -scale invasion. He explained that he went to defend Ukraine because of his love for his daughter.

"I said, 'This is because of the love of you, my baby. You are my child and I love you. And I want to stay with you, but you are safe, and children who are not there. And they need protection, "-said in an interview with Paramedic. In January 2024, Peter Fushe took oath and officially joined the Armed Forces as a combat physician. In April this year, an 87-year The mother of Rose Fushe was not seen by Fushev. and a bold warrior with whom he fought in the Serebryansky Forest and the Temporary Yar.