Came To Help Brothers - One of Serb-Slovak Volunteers of Novorossian Army Is Captured By Nazis

August, 19, Kyev junta's Ministry of Interior official Anton Geraschenko reported that during fight for Ilovaysk town in Donetsk People's Republic some ethnic Serb, citizen of Slovakia, whose name is Miroslav Rohac, fell into hands of Ukrainian punitive forces. Rohac was said to be a mortar man in Novorossian militia.

It turned out that earlier one of the Slovak Internet portals published a story of this volunteer who went to Donbass to fight for his Russian brothers. According to the journalists, Miroslav at the time of the interview was in a training camp near Anthracite, together with at least three other Slovak citizens at the age from 27 to 42 years. Later, one of them had gone to deliver some humanitarian assistance to the region.

According to Miroslav, he also met among the militia citizens of the Czech Republic, and, as he heard, one of them had died in a battle, although he was not sure of the validity of this information.

As Miroslav told to journalsis, before becoming a militia man he first was engaged in humanitarian assistance to refugees and civilians in Donbass region. One of his first experiences in Novorossia was a picture of a children bus shot by Ukrainian government forces.

After that he decided to stay there until the end, whatever it would be.

Slovak journalists were sympathetic to the choice of Miroslav and his comrades, indicating that the influx of hundreds of volunteers from other countries shows the international importance of the conflict in Novorossia and indicates that level of support, which it has.

According to them, Miroslav and other volunteers like him should not be attributed to the mercenaries because they have not signed a contract and don't receive salary for their participation in this warfare.

There is no information about what has happened to Miroslav after his detention by Fascists.