
Representatives of organizations "Officers of Russia" and "Committee of Soldiers' Mothers of Russia" stated at a joint press conference that there was no hazing in the Russian army. It is reported by Kommersant. In the shooting that occurred in a military unit in Transbaikalia, during which 8 people were killed and two were injured, they accused the "education system and computer games."
Bazapublished the testimony of the sodlat-river Ramil Shamsutdinov, who fired. According to him, that day he was "promised to lower." “They said, they warned that they were raped. The lieutenant said to me that day that everything, you know, will be all after the guard. All the other young others were already omitted, I know. And this evening, it means that my turn was nowhere to go what to do?”, The newspaper quoted the soldier’s word. The source of these indications is not indicated.
Earlier, Shamsutdinov’s father said that his son confirmed that he began shooting because of his hazing in the service. "He says:" What they did to me did not forgive. They brought to the very extreme point, ”said Salim Shamsutdinov.
The chairman of the Presidium of Russian Officers Sergey Lipova also stated that "the Ministry of Defense is openly" and it is incorrect to blame the officers in the military unit in Transbaikalia. For the prevention of such emergency, Lipova urged to establish the work of psychologists and block access to cruel computer games. In his opinion, Shamsutdinov, who opened fire on his colleagues, "purposefully thought over the crime and deliberately shot them." The chairman of the "Committee of the Soldiers' Mothers of Russia" Flera Salikhovskaya said that "the Internet must be closed."
SR in mobile SR on Instagram Wed FacebookThe chairman of the Trans -Baikal Committee of Soldiers' Mother Valentina Mordova told the editorial office of Siberia. Real that she categorically disagree with the statement that there was allegedly no hazing in the Russian army. "The facts talk about something else. Unfortunately, there is a hazing, it was and will be. And its presence depends on the society in which we live, and not on virtual reality," Mordova said.