"Get up and walk on one leg." Rapper Harfang and Khartiia release joint music video featuring veterans who conquer peaks. VIDEO
The 2nd Khartiia Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine and Ukrainian rapper Harfang have released a joint music video for the track "Get Up and Go," featuring veterans of Ukraine’s Defence Forces who suffered severe injuries and underwent prosthetic treatment but continued to conquer new heights.
This was reported by Censor.NET.
The motivational video was filmed in the Carpathians. In the story, the veterans meet in the mountains, gear up and, passing through picturesque landscapes, sunshine and fog, climb to the summit, where they unfurl the flags of Ukraine and the Khartiia Corps.
The video features Dmytro Haisiuk (13th Khartiia Operational Brigade), Ruslan Neborak (4th Rubizh Operational Brigade), Herman Zolotariov (113th Separate Territorial Defence Brigade), Orest Kornukii (10th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade Edelweiss), Oleksandr Batalov (401st Separate Rifle Battalion) and Oleh Spodin (14th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Prince Roman the Great).
"This song resonates with me. When I was invited to appear in the music video, I was all for it. I hope everyone going through a similar journey likes it," said Dmytro Haisiuk, a veteran of the Khartiia Brigade.
The track "Get Up and Go" was included on Harfang’s album "Jungles X," released in June 2026. The chorus contains the following lines:
"So get up and walk on one leg,
You can rise again and again.
You are not like everyone else; your plane is taking off,
Even the first step can change the whole world."
The music video was directed by Maksym Deliierhiiev, a serviceman of the Khartiia Corps.
To support veterans, contribute to the fundraiser for functional finger prostheses for a serviceman of the 23rd R.U.G. Assault Regiment of the Khartiia Corps with the call sign "Duke".
Background. Khartiia was formed at the beginning of the full-scale war in 2022 as a voluntary formation within the Territorial Defence Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Fighters of the voluntary formation of the territorial community defended the Kharkiv region and were among the first to reach the state border during the Kharkiv offensive operation; they also fought in the Svatove sector and in Bakhmut.
In 2023, Khartiia became the 13th Operational Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine and held defensive lines in the Kupiansk-Lyman sector, including in the Serebrianskyi Forest. Since May 2024, the brigade has been defending Kharkiv and the northern Kharkiv region.
On 15 April 2025, two corps were established within the National Guard, including the 2nd Khartiia Corps, formed on the basis of the 13th Khartiia Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine. It is commanded by Colonel Ihor Obolienskyi.
