In Irkutsk, a sailor died, brought in the Russian army to dystrophy and an attempt to suicide

In the Irkutsk hospital, on Thursday night, the sailor Alexei Patkin died, drafted into the Russian army in the Pacific Fleet in the fall of 2005.

In 2006, for unclear reasons, he tried to hang himself. But he remained alive and lay in a coma for six months. He has lost more than 50 kilograms in weight, the website of the Novosibirsk GRK reports.

Recently, Alexei gained a little in weight, began to move, smile. But at the same time, doctors noted that his brain was affected. Death came on the night of June 28 from heart failure.

The Irkutsk GTRK sent a request to the commander of the Pacific Fleet. In his response, Admiral Fedorov states that Alexei Patkin was undisciplined. On September 15, 2006, during the cabin on the boat, he allegedly consumed an alcohol. "Fearing responsibility for a perfect act, made a demonstrative-chanting suicidal attempt through hanging, which almost led him to death."

Relatives of Alexei Patkin intend to find out the reason for the suicide attempt. And also to figure out why her eyewitnesses did not prevent the young man from going to the extreme step.

“Leshenka was in such a state that it was possible to hope only for God. We prayed the Lord daily to save Him from these suffering. I hope that his brother is good in heaven now. After all, he managed to churry before his death, enter the bosom of the Holy Church. His soul is now under the patronage of the Lord,” the soldier’s sister told the newspaper “Your Day” .

"Lesha could not speak. He weighed only 35 kilograms, the immovable was lying on the bed, and there was so much pain in his eyes!" - said the mother of Alexei Svetlana Patkina.