yevtyukhin造句

• Yevtyukhin ordered his battery officer, Captain Viktor Romanov, to call for artillery to shell their position.
• The No . 7 School in Severomorsk, the school which Yevtyukhin attended as a child, is now named in his honour.
• Because Molodov had only joined the unit the previous day, he had not yet familiarised himself with his men, and Yevtyukhin took charge of the company.
• In 1985 Yevtyukhin graduated from the 76th Guards Airborne Division, and later took part in Russian peacekeeping missions in Abkhazia and Bosnia, and the First Chechen War.
• At his funeral, Yevtyukhin was eulogised as a hero for pushing his comrades who were still alive to flee, before directing fire of artillery upon his position.
• Yevtyukhin told his parents that he desired to join the military, much to his mother's dismay, and he and his brother would often make the trip, even during the winter, to the local aerodrome for skydiving.
• According to one of the survivors of the battle, in a report published by " Obshchaya Gazeta ", the Chechen insurgents contacted Yevtyukhin by radio and suggested that he let them pass and prevent fighting, but Yevtyukhin refused, upon which the Chechens stormed the hill.
• According to one of the survivors of the battle, in a report published by " Obshchaya Gazeta ", the Chechen insurgents contacted Yevtyukhin by radio and suggested that he let them pass and prevent fighting, but Yevtyukhin refused, upon which the Chechens stormed the hill.
• After two hours of fighting against, according to Russian sources, 1, 800 Chechen fighters, the Russian paratroopers were running low on ammunition and Yevtyukhin radioed for reinforcements, but General Alexander Lentsov refused to commit more troops because of the presence of minefields; one of which the company had run into, and which had blown off both of Yevtyukhin's legs.
• After two hours of fighting against, according to Russian sources, 1, 800 Chechen fighters, the Russian paratroopers were running low on ammunition and Yevtyukhin radioed for reinforcements, but General Alexander Lentsov refused to commit more troops because of the presence of minefields; one of which the company had run into, and which had blown off both of Yevtyukhin's legs.