
“The audit showed that the ship, on which the military service, Shkrebets E. D. was not included in the territorial waters of Ukraine, was not included in the list of formations and military units involved in a special military operation. 04/13/2022, during an emergency that entailed the death of the ship, the latter was missing, ”the answer says.
The communion of the Ministry of Defense contradicts what the official authorities of Sevastopol previously said. The city administration on April 24 issued a message about visiting the Governor of the hospital, where sailors from the cruiser were treated. “The governor of Sevastopol Mikhail Razvozhaev visited the hospital of the Ministry of Defense in Omega. Now the recovery of lightly wounded fighters who participate in a special military operation in Ukraine are being restored. Including, eight sailors of the Guards Order of Nakhimov’s missile cruiser “Moscow” are completed, ”the report said .
On April 13, the Ukrainian side stated that it hit Moscow with Neptune missiles. On April 14, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the death of Moscow. Shortly before this, the department said that the cruiser “detonated the ammunition” on the cruiser, as a result of which the fire began.
After the report of the flooding of the cruiser, the parents of the Shkrebz and other conscripts began to look for information about the survivors and the dead. According to Irina Shkrebets, they were not allowed anywhere, and the unit commander refused to share information about Yegor with his parents.
On April 17, Dmitry Shkrebets, on his page on VKontakte, said that his son was recognized as missing. The father of the sailor accused the Russian Ministry of Defense of lies because of what happened with the ship, and his wife told The Insider that she visited the hospital in a rocky bay, where the wounded from the cruiser was brought. There, according to her, there were about 200 injured sailors. In total, as the mother of the missing sailor claims, there were more than 500 people on the ship.