Students of the University met with a graduate of Lviv State University of Internal Affairs, who protects Ukraine from the enemy

Cadets and students talked to Svitlana Rogova, a servicewoman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who has just returned from Bakhmut. Her codename is "Cobra".

At one time, Svitlana studied law at Lviv State University of Internal Affairs. And at the end of 2018, she joined ranks of the Ukrainian army.

"I always dreamed of being a cadet and defending justice. But I didn't plan to intersect with the military sphere. However, after my fiancé's death in the fight against the enemy, I changed my mind," Svitlana Rogova shared.

Currently the defender works as a psychological officer of the anti-aircraft missile and artillery division of military unit A 4447. She trains one of the brigades that will soon take part in active combat operations.

"As long as there is an opportunity to study, especially military affairs, we need to use it as much as possible. This will save not only your life, but also allow you to rescue others," said Svitlana Rogova.

She told cadets and students about how to cope with stress in the conditions of military operations, discussed with those present the work of snipers and drone operators. The issue of gender equality in the army and psychological assistance to those who returned from russian captivity were also not ignored.

It should be added that the meeting took place with the assistance of Iryna Yevkhutych, the Rector's Adviser on Gender Issues.