The role of women on the frontline and in the rear was discussed at Vyatka State University

      The event was held within the framework of the project "Knowledge.Heroes", organized by the Znanie Society in cooperation with the Coordination Center for Countering the Ideology of Terrorism and Preventing Extremism among the Youth of Vyatka State University.

      The speakers were three beautiful girls – Olga Kuznetsovskaya, a volunteer of humanitarian missions, a participant of the SVO; Daria Bychkova, deputy chairman of the Committee of Families of Soldiers of the Fatherland of the Kirov region and Daria Kuimova, a student of Vyatka State University, a volunteer of the Kirov region, who assisted in the emergency response in Anapa.

      The dialogue meeting allowed the students to get to know the stories of the heroines in detail.

      Olga Kuznetsovskaya had a love of military affairs since childhood and wanted to serve in the army. She was able to fulfill her dream thanks to her participation in the second season of the reality show "Soldiers" on TNT. For two months, Olga Alexandrovna served in an elite special forces unit in Novosibirsk.The girl began her journey in a special military operation as a volunteer, having made 12 trips with humanitarian aid together with her husband.

      "Once in that environment, my worldview changed. I realized that I had to help our soldiers and civilians. That's how I ended up at the front, where I was a medical instructor for an evacuation group," the speaker explained.

      For her services, Olga Kuznetsovskaya was awarded medals from the Force of Life Charitable Foundation and the Volga Military Cossack Society.

      Daria Bychkova is the wife of a serviceman. In the Committee of Families of Soldiers of the Fatherland, she is engaged in collecting and sending humanitarian aid, organizing events for the families of the participants of her activities.

      "Courage should be in every person, regardless of gender, because we never know what to expect from the future.

      I can't stay away from the events. If there is any way to help families so that as many men as possible can return home to their loved ones, I will definitely do it," said Daria Mikhailova.Daria Kuimova shared the final story of the meeting. As a volunteer, she was involved in saving birds from the effects of an oil spill in the Krasnodar Territory. In 10 days of work, Daria saved more than 6 birds.At the end of the event, a film about a special military operation was shown, dedicated to the feelings of women who took their husbands to the front.