The mascot of the brigade is the bear Motsi/128 mountain assault brigade

An infantry fighting vehicle of one of the assault units of the 128th Separate Mountain Assault Transcarpathian Brigade is accompanied in battle by the mascot Motsi, translated from Hungarian as “little bear”.

Motsi protects from enemy bullets

On the Facebook page of the 128th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade, it was reported that Motsi protects them at the front.

Motsi resembles the national flag of Hungary

< p>The owner of the talisman, a member of the crew of the BMP-2, is a Transcarpathian and ethnic Hungarian who, together with fellow countrymen and residents of other regions, protects Ukraine from Russian aggression.

The fighter chose Motsi as ober eg, because the soft toy resembles the national flag of Hungary in color. In addition, the bear is one of the symbols of the 128th brigade, the message says.

The BMP-2 is designed to transfer paratroopers to the line of fire, and the crew members, along with the paratroopers, believe that it is attached to the armor Mochi protects them from enemy bullets and projectiles.