In search of Josy, the dog of a Spanish soldier killed in Ukraine
Briefly

Miguel Carmona volunteered as a soldier in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, arriving in March and killed in action on June 10 during intense fighting on the Donetsk front. His story is notable as he was accompanied by his dog, Josy, which is deeply connected to his personal life. Carmona, who briefly served in the Spanish army and was a father to a 10-year-old son, is remembered for fighting against Russian invaders. His body recovery is complicated, and there is a strong desire from his estranged wife and son to retrieve Josy, who reminds them of Carmona.
Miguel Carmona volunteered for the Armed Forces of Ukraine to fight against Russian invaders, bringing his dog, Josy, along in a unique war experience.
Carmona was killed by an anti-tank grenade thrown by a Russian soldier; the battle was intense and traumatized the surviving soldiers.
Carmona’s estranged wife, Eva Alvarez, is demanding the repatriation of his body and the return of their dog, Josy, becoming an obsession for both her and their son.
The battle in which Carmona died involved intense rifle fire and drones dropping bombs, leaving survivors traumatized by the experience.
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