 Three Ukrainian soldiers draw back the sliding roof of their dugout near the front line, quickly launch several mortar bombs and shout, presents for the Russians. To avoid revealing their position, they rapidly replace the makeshift roof, consisting of branches and leaves covering material stretched over a metal frame and take cover. It's a routine they repeat frequently as Ukraine's army tries to battle through vast Russian minefields and heavily fortify trenches in the southern region of Zaporizhia. Kiev says its troops are gradually pushing back Russian forces in the south after 18 months of occupation, but that fighting is heavy three months into the counter-offensive. The mortar position is part of a maze of trenches and dugouts with wooden walls and underground living quarters. The living quarters have lighting, Wi-Fi and wooden beds, shelves and furniture. In the kitchen area, a frying pan hangs on a wall and other cooking equipment lies on shelves. The rifles hang on the wall in another area. They are now trying to master something in their positions, prepared images. So, of course, we have an advantage in this. So, very hot, very hot. Nothing can be done, but I liked everything about the catapult, I'm sure of it, and especially for us. At first, it was dug out, there was supposed to be one bandage to dig out, and then two, yes, toilet, and then recently another room was dug out. In short, here, believe me, the longer the war, the more rooms will begin to appear. We go to such mortar positions. Here we have a stick, it goes to the toilet. As you can see, the kings, roughly speaking, slept on the beds on the mattresses. On the mattresses, they are made of porcelain. Porcelain mattresses, and in comfort, in general, here we have heating. The light is everywhere, and now the battery is just a little dead. You see, the wires are everywhere. They are everywhere, damn, even the light is here. The internet is here, even at the moment. At the moment, we are now giving away Wi-Fi to the one-rotor. The exchange is taking place, and I need to rotate myself, and I can't get out of the ground at all. I just need to be on the wall, there is absolutely no supply for us underground. A little. Well, for five people. Yes, it's not necessary anymore. It's good, it's enough. Five people live, just people are free to sit down. They eat tea, throw it away. Like at home, in short. For example, it depends more on the prisoner than on the prisoner. For example, in our realities, well, in terms of war and combat actions. So the prisoners, as I understand it, are more of an administrative personality than the battle, well, they make decisions on the front line. So personally, what appears to us on this exchange of these frames? I don't know. Thank you for your work.