April Huggett, motivated by the tragedy of the Bucha massacre, abandoned her life as a homemaker to fight for Ukraine against Russian invasion. Initially active in humanitarian efforts, she provided aid through two foundations before enlisting as a combat medic in the 93rd Kholodny Yar Brigade, a unit of ex-convicts fighting for democracy. Huggett emphasized the strong bonds formed with her fellow soldiers, whom she views as her family, revealing the depth of commitment and urgency she feels regarding the fight for freedom.
April Huggett, who once cared for her children, traded her life as a homemaker for combat to defend Ukraine against Russian aggression, driven by a sense of duty.
Witnessing the Bucha massacre deeply impacted Huggett, propelling her to leave her family life to serve as a combat medic, highlighting her conviction in fighting for democracy.
Huggett started as a volunteer providing humanitarian aid but was compelled to enlist in Ukraine’s military, particularly drawn to the camaraderie within the 93rd Brigade.
The 93rd Brigade, known for its battlefield victories, comprises ex-convicts who reduced sentences for the chance to fight; Huggett found a family among her fellow soldiers.
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