"I buried it five times"

Three stories of the mothers of the Russian military, sent to Ukraine, in the new issue of the UTUB show "Tell Gordeeva"

Katerina Gordeeva talked with the mothers of the Russian military sent to Ukraine. In the new issue of the UTUB show “Gr. Gordeeva”, three stories are told that, as the author emphasizes, are very important for understanding what is happening in our country right now.

The heroines of the issue: who came from Ukraine and, according to her, “paid 800 thousand for Russian citizenship” Tatyana Kolody, the mother of Vadim, who was informed that her son was dead; Irina Chistyakova, mother of Cyril, who was captured; And Gulnara, who asked to maintain anonymity and not show her face: her son is listed as arbitrarily left the place of service.

Irina Chistyakova said that her son had been working for only three months when he was forced to sign a contract. The son of Gulnara, according to her, tried several times to break the contract, but he failed. Vadim Kolody, in turn, consciously chose a contract service and is going to receive a higher military education. According to the contract, according to the mother of Vadim Kolody, they paid 27 thousand rubles a month and promised another 40 thousand a month “during a business trip”.

All participants in the issue say that their children did not know that they were sent to Ukraine. Gulnara, in particular, said that her son and his colleagues realized where they were, only according to the mobile operator. According to Irina Chistyakova, the Russian military, sent to Ukraine, were extremely poorly equipped - for example, her son had neither body armor nor helpets, and he was forced to wear sneakers, as the berets fell apart.

Tatyana Kolodiy said that her son was killed, but the body was not given out and report conflicting information about the fate of her child. “I buried him five times,” she says, and adds that she believes that her son is alive.

Irina Chistyakova was first informed that her son was captured, and then - that he was missing. She unsuccessfully tries to find out where he is now, and get an answer why her son, who was undergoing military service, was in the war zone, where he was opposed by "special forces whom America taught." According to her, mothers like she, at least 40. Chistyakova doubts that the Supreme Commander knows what is happening in the units.

Gulnara also failed to get information about her son for a long time, she was only informed that he was not in the lists of dead and missing. She probably says, "they are just scared and used to live like that: do not say anything."

At the end of April, the son of Gulnara was still found in a military camp near Belgorod. “I don’t understand what I am doing here, for what I'm here,” he told his mother. He no longer returned to military service.