Not long ago, Lidia Makarchuk, 31, and Norbert Varga, 43, had their wedding near Bracknell, Berkshire, England.
Bracknell
Lidia is an Ukrainian . He started moving to the UK in 2017 and worked as an accountant.
Norbert comes from Hungarian . He has been working as an operator in the UK since 2018 and is also a complete photography enthusiast.
In 2019, the two met in a church. Because of Norbert's praise for his shoes, Lydia began to pay attention to this person.
This wonderful fate quickly heated up the relationship between the two. Two years later, they entered the palace of marriage together.
Last month, after the wedding was held in the UK, the newlyweds set off for their honeymoon in Ukraine, the bride's hometown.
They walked along with the relatives and friends of Lydia's family, camping and camping,
Carpathian Mountains,
Carpathian Mountains,
At night, they chose a place where many predecessors had made fires to keep warm, lit a bonfire,
A group of 12 people sat around the flames, chatting about each other's stories, and having fun.
But this warm and moving scene,
After a moment, it turned into a horrifying look, instantly becoming a nightmare that everyone will never get out of in their life...
It was around nine o'clock in the evening, and Norbert was going back to the tent to get the camera.
Suddenly, a deafening explosion roared in the air, and a harsh scream came immediately.
Norbert's mind was blank, and he instinctively ran towards the bonfire at the fastest speed, and he was still shouting his wife Lydia's name desperately.
When she finally found her, her beautiful wife had already been unrecognizable.
Lidia's left eye and entire face were injured by shrapnel. Her hands were cut and the bones were exposed.
The legs were also severely impacted. Some of the original muscle tissues were missing...
Recalling the moment when the incident happened, Lidia was still full of fear:
"In just a few seconds, I felt like someone took a big stone and was ruthless, harsh, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, harshly, I hit my face, especially on the bridge of my nose.
A wave of howling sounds came from my ears, and then there was silence, and I could only hear my own voice.
I turned around to cover my face and began to pray for myself. Then I realized that not only I was injured, everyone was moaning, everyone was in pain..."
But being seriously injured was not the most heartbreaking thing that made Lydia the most heartbreaking,
In this sudden disaster, she also lost her brother and a friend.
When she was just hit, she couldn't see anything and couldn't move, and could only lie on the ground,
Lydia heard the breathing of the 29-year-old brother Myroslav next to her before her death,
She regretfully said when she was being treated in a Ukrainian hospital:
"The only thing I regret is that I didn't tell him loudly, I love him very much."
Norbert also made the case for He said:
"I can never forget the fatal pain Miloslav suffered.
I tried to bandage his head and put him in a resuscitation position, but it was too late at that time.
For two hours, he had been struggling to survive. I was wondering, what else can I do? Why is it not me who was injured? It was them?
I was like I experienced the scene in the war movie myself, and I would never forget that night."
Ambulance personnel finally arrived more than an hour after the incident.
At that time, Miloslav and another man had died, and other seriously injured people were sent to the hospital for treatment in the next few hours.
And the reason why they suffered this disaster was because this area has always been a place that military strategists must fight for,
Although the scenery is beautiful and pleasant, it was poisoned in both World War .
Although many people had raised bonfires here before, for some reason, the bomb buried underground was detonated by Lydia and his group.
shrapnel flew around, and the flames rose into the air...
According to investigation, the bomb came from the Brusilov offensive period, which is 19 During World War I 16 years The Russian Empire versus Austro-Hungarian Empire is also one of the biggest casualties in history.
What people unexpectedly believe is that in the peace era more than 100 years later, people still lost their lives because of this tragic war...
At present, survivors are still receiving treatment and rest in hospitals in Ukraine,
It is worth celebrating that Lydia can walk now.
According to the arrangement, she will not go to Hungary to receive ophthalmic treatment until the end of next month, and can only return to the UK after that.
. Because there is no travel insurance, she now has a huge medical expenses to bear, and her family has to resort to crowdfunding to relieve economic pressure.
A sweet honeymoon trip ended in such a tragic way. It is really sad....
