Ministry of Defense: Private Rudakov's disease is not related to grandfathers

The disease of the soldier in the 21st separate engineering company of the Leningrad Military District of the ordinary novel Rudakov is not associated with external physical influences and tireless relations.

As the head of the information and public relations service of the station to station and the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Colonel Vasily Lavrenyuk, stated in Interfax, "employees of the military prosecutor's office and doctors came to this conclusion." Lavrenyuk said that Rudakov served for two years, was called up in December 2004 Gorde the Great Lucian district military enlistment office of the Pskov region, served in the garrison of Kamenka, and then in Pesopochny of the Leningrad Region.

“He was not involved in the work associated with large physical exertion on the construction of Rudakov. He worked as a worker in the dining room,” the colonel noted. According to him, Private September 25, 2006 appealed to a medical part with a complaint about pain in the abdomen.

"He was hospitalized in the 442nd District Hospital Lenvo, where on September 29 he had an operation to remove the small intestine," Lavrenyuk said. In addition, the colonel said that from the time of the operation the soldiers undergoes a course of treatment.

"The problem is that he needs a donor for transplantation of a remote organ. Such a donor can only be a close relative - father, mother, brothers, sisters," he said. Roman Rudakov is an orphan.

According to Lavrenyuk, now in St. Petersburg there is the head of the medical services of the Department of Arrangement of the Ministry of Defense and other responsible persons in order to do everything possible for the treatment of an ordinary.

“We don’t leave our soldiers in trouble and provide all help,” the colonel said. He also said that the issue of urgent transfer of a soldier to one of the central hospitals in Moscow or to the Military Medical Academy of St. Petersburg was being resolved.

Earlier, some Russian media reported that Roman Rudakov was drafted into the army despite the fact that he suffers from a serious blood disease. It was argued that one of the officers of the military unit beaten a soldier, called him a simulator. Hospitalization was belated. Roman Rudakov had to remove the small intestine.