- A Ukrainian female sniper claims that while a male sniper might hesitate before shooting the enemy, she would not.
- According to her, this may be one reason why women snipers were regarded as such a high-profile group in the past.
- Evgeniya Evgeniya Emerald, who served on the frontlines in Russia’s media, earned the title “Punisher”.
Women sharpshooters are more effective in combat than men, according to a female Ukrainian sniper. While their male counterparts may hesitate before shooting the enemy, she wouldn’t have any such hesitation.
Evgeniya Ember said: “A woman will not hesitate to take a shot if a man does.” Olga Malchevska is the BBC’s Olga Malchevska.
She spoke of female snipers. Remembered in history as deadly operators from World War II onwardsAs part of an extensive piece about the experiences of Ukrainian women in frontline roles.
Evgeniya was 31 when she joined the Ukrainian army and served in the frontlines. According to the BBC, Evgeniya served on the Ukrainian army’s frontlines. She’s also been called a “Punisher”The Russian media has reported on “Nazis” and other hate crimes.
“I asked my commander: What can I do the best?” Evgeniya spoke to the BBC. “He told me: ‘You’ll be a sniper. ‘”
The sniper was a jeweler before the invasion by Russia. Recent marriedA Ukrainian soldier who is also on the frontlines. InstagramJoan of Arc is her callsign and she has over 71,000 followers.
Evgeniya spoke to the BBC and described life as a Sniper as “personal hell,” since she is forced to view war’s horrors through her scope.
Evgeniya has at least two children — a daughter, 10, from a previous relationship and another three-month-old daughter with her current husband. She was pregnant when she left the active service. According to the Institute for War and Peace Reporting.
The outlet reported that the sniper was nine years old when she shot her first gun and she hit five targets using five rounds.
“Dad was desperate to have a son, and so a daughter was born.” She said that he said later, “I was like three boys to him.”
Evgeniya failed to respond immediately to an Insider comment request sent after regular hours.
Around Ukraine’s Armed Forces includes 60,000 womenTake positions from mortar commandersTo the country’s Vice Minister of Defense
