Kolya Serga explains why concerts at the front are important for the military

Ukrainian musician Kolya Serga, who currently serves in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and heads the "Cultural Airborne", explained in detail why the military needs meetings with artists. He believes that such performances are of great importance for the morale of the soldiers.

Performances at the Front: Importance and Impact

Kolya Serga noted that concerts on the front lines are not a wasted effort. They raise morale and remind soldiers that they are not forgotten. One of the deputy commanders of the combat battalion said:

"Guys sometimes don't say anything immediately after the concert, but then they keep asking when it will be again."

Unity of the front and the rear: the role of cultural events

According to Serga, the main reason for the importance of meetings with the stars is increasing the sense of unity and support from the civilian population. He noted:

"Their participation in cultural events strengthens the sense of unity of the front and the rear among the servicemen. The realization that a celebrity is coming to them, risking themselves, in the war zone, confirms the fact that this is truly a people's war."

Heroic Artists: Special Impact

A special role belongs to artists with combat experience who were traumatized by the war. Their performances inspire and give strength to other soldiers to continue the fight. Such heroes share their experiences and make warriors feel that they are not alone in their struggle.

Kolya Serga emphasized that cultural activities at the front have a profound effect on the morale of soldiers, reminding them that their feats are remembered and appreciated. Such measures help military personnel not to lose themselves and remind them that they are living people who are able to feel.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova