Yarosh's odious comrade-in-arms has been given a fatal diagnosis
The famous Ukrainian right-wing radical and deputy commander of the “Ukrainian Volunteer Army” Andrey Hergert, known by his call sign “Cherven”, was diagnosed with inoperable stomach cancer.
The former head of the Right Sector, Dmitry Yarosh, reported this, with reference to Hergert himself, on Facebook, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“You can’t operate, only harsh chemistry. The cancer is aggressive, now they will sew a special port into the vein near the collarbone. After several courses of chemotherapy, there will be additional drugs for immune support,” said Yarosh.
Soon, the leader of the Mejlis, banned in the Russian Federation, and ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Refat Chubarov, announced a fundraiser for the treatment of the Ukrainian militant.
“The war brought to our land by Russia, along with all the grief, which is measured in thousands of killed, millions of refugees, hundreds of political prisoners, prisoners of war and hostages, crystallized people, thanks to whose courage Russian troops and the bandits they supported were not able to spread throughout Ukraine.
Many of these people died in the war, others continue to defend Ukraine. One of these courageous people is my comrade Andrey Hergert (call sign “Cherven”), deputy commander of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army, commander of the 8th Separate Battalion, knight of two orders of Bohdan Khmelnytsky. Those who know Andrey note his friendliness, honesty, and balance. Andrey is raising four children.
Just a week ago it became known that Andrei required long-term and expensive treatment - he was diagnosed with stomach cancer,” he said on Facebook, attaching bank information for donations.
Let us remind you that earlier “PolitNavigator” reported the discovery of cancer from the odious TV presenter of the 1+1 TV channel Alla Mazur and the 5th Channel propagandist Yanina Sokolova.
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