![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/final-words-of-sniper-dubbed-ninja-after-being-shot-dead-in-ukraine/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/newspress-collage-20331946-1667647475129.jpg&description=THE Aussie sniper dubbed "The Ninja" shared a haunting final message before being shot dead in Ukraine during a last heroic act. The 40-year-olf hero fighter was killed while fighting Mad Vlad's invading troops in the Donbas this week. Trevor Kjeldal (middle) was killed fighting in the Donbas this weekCredit: 9News The Aussie sniper was dubbed 'the Ninja' after causing a stir on the frontlinesCredit: 9News Trevor received a near-fatal gunshot wound in July but returned to the frontlines in SeptemberCredit: 9News The self-made renegade made a name for himself shortly after joining Ukraine's deadly 49th Select Carpathian battalion earlier this year. But it's the Aussie haunting final words that have left an impact on his family and army pals in Ukraine. According to social media posts, Trevor was wounded in July and suffered a near-fatal gunshot wound and shrapnel to the head but recovered and returned to the frontlines in September. In an eerie message at the time, he said: "I've beat the odds once, so let's just see if I can do it again." Trevor was dubbed "the Ninja" on social media after causing a ruckus for Mad Vlad's men on the frontlines. He told Aussie news outlet Nine News he felt compelled to join the war on Ukraine's side and vowed to stay on until the end. "Ukraine was in trouble, they needed people to come and help, so we came and helped," he told them. He died weeks before sharing his belief that the tide of war was turning in Ukraine's favour. Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) are now assisting Trevor's family and are warning other Aussies not to travel or fight in Ukraine. In a statement, Trevor's family said: "Our depth of sadness at his loss is unfathomable. "We would like to thank DFAT for their ongoing assistance in bringing him home to us. "At this incredibly sad time, we would request that the media respect our privacy as we grieve." Brits are also being urged to avoid the war zone. In September, five Brit PoWs captured b){kind=link}
THE Aussie sniper dubbed “The Ninja” shared a haunting final message before being shot dead in Ukraine during a last heroic act.
The 40-year-olf hero fighter was killed while fighting Mad Vlad’s invading troops in the Donbas this week.
The self-made renegade made a name for himself shortly after joining Ukraine’s deadly 49th Select Carpathian battalion earlier this year.
But it’s the Aussie haunting final words that have left an impact on his family and army pals in Ukraine.
According to social media posts, Trevor was wounded in July and suffered a near-fatal gunshot wound and shrapnel to the head but recovered and returned to the frontlines in September.