Bondarev Sergey is a hero of the Russian Federation. He covered his body with a radio-controlled land mine to save his comrades. Sergey himself died.
Sergei Bondarev will forever remain in the national memory a hero who saved his comrades at the cost of his life.
Biography
Sergey Sergeevich Bondarev was born in the Amur Region, in the village of Seryshevo in February 1973 in a worthy family. At 7, he went to school, graduated from 8 classes. After that Sergey entered the vocational school. Here he received a secondary specialized education, becoming a certified engineer, tractor driver and driver.
Then the young man decided to continue his studies. Since Sergei wanted to work as a teacher, he entered the Pedagogical University of Blagoveshchensk. The young man loved sports, so he chose the faculty of physical education. At this institute, he received a second specialty, becoming the commander of a motorized rifle platoon.
When Sergei was given a characterization from this educational institution, it was indicated in it that he had shown himself at the institute as a hard-working and diligent student. Here he received the first category in swimming and hand-to-hand combat.
When the boy was 18 years old, he decided to go to serve in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Sergei was sent three times on business trips to Chechnya. Here he was trained as a sapper. He also completed courses at the Amur Directorate of Internal Affairs, where he studied with honors the procedure for using military weapons. When a young man was given a characterization, it was written here that in the training center he showed himself to be a competent employee, clearly solved complex problems, his colleagues respected him. It was also indicated that Sergey Bondarev quickly made decisions in emergency situations. He was a brave and initiative person.
War
Sergey Sergeevich knew about the fighting firsthand. He participated in the second Chechen war. In 2000, the future famous hero was able to defuse the explosives that were installed in the underground separatist radio center. By this, he made a great contribution to obtaining important information that was in the radio center.
When Sergey Bondarev, along with his comrades, led his first battle, they were able to force 30 bandits to retreat. From the second battle, Sergey Sergeevich brought two wounded comrades from the battlefield under continuous enemy fire.
