"It is better to give the soul to God than back." The father of the contractor, who refused to fight, about the detention of his son in the "LPR" and forced to return to war

Russian contractors who refuse to continue participating in the war with Ukraine are detained in the Luhansk region, which is controlled by the Russian military. Their force is forced to return to the front. The Insider told about this on the terms of anonymity, the father of one of the soldiers.

After three months of service, Russian contractors promised a vacation and the opportunity to refuse to participate in the hostilities, but when the military decided to leave Ukraine, writing the refusal, they were detained and taken to the city of Bryanka of the Luhansk region. For more than a month they have been detained.

“I won three months, they had to go home. They were deployed from Lugansk and took them there. They put him in the prosecutor’s office, where the Lugansk military are engaged in Russian soldiers who wrote a rejection of war. These people keep them there for refusing, ”said the father.

According to a man, contractors are kept in terrible conditions, as eyewitnesses talk about. “Some pits, torture and the like. This is said by people who come from there. ”

At the same time, the man noted that the soldiers do not want to return to the front.

“Yes, it’s better to give the soul to God than to go there back. They no longer want to be on the ears in the blood of their friends and close officers. Let the Russian soldier be painful and bad, but he will not go. I have no information so that someone from there would go back, ”said the father.

He added that his son signed a contract before the start of the war, after which the order came that contractors should be sent for a “special operation” for three months.

“They were told that this is a special operation. They said that they will not participate in the hostilities, but will be on the border, because they do not have a combat skill, ”the man notes.

His son was taken to Lugansk, where he "repulsed the factories, pulled out the corpses of his and strangers."

The Russian military leadership, according to the father, reported that it was not related to the detentions of the “refuseniks”, saying that the Lugansk military was held by contractors.

On July 21, the Village Publication reported that the center was formed in the Lugansk region, where employees who refused to fight in Ukraine are taken. There are at least 234 people from different military units. Many are held in basements and garages.

Judging by the stories of military personnel and their loved ones, people are kept in basements in small groups. The functions of the guards were performed by employees of a private military organization. Relatives of the military believes that we are talking about PMC Wagner.

“Village” told the story of one of the Russian military who was captured in Bryanka. Contractor Alexander (name changed) July 8, together with colleagues from the Sakhalin military unit, wrote a report on the refusal to participate in the hostilities. He then informed his father that he was called to meet with a certain general.

After this meeting, his and other military personnel who wrote reports were taken to the basement in Bryanka. There, he and other prisoners, writes “layout”, forced to unload warehouses. Also, according to Alexander, “refuseniks” are offered to either return to their part and continue to fight or go to another, but also stay at the front.

Together with Alexander, Bryanka contains at least 33 people. He sent his father a photo of the list of names of all prisoners. It is at the disposal of “layouts”, however, as the publication writes, it is impossible to confirm the accuracy and authenticity of the list.

On July 19, Alexander stopped in touch. The last thing he sent to his father was the message that two prisoners were taken from the basement to the pre -trial detention center.

“Village” writes that, according to the research of open sources, 1793 Russian military refused to participate in it in total during the war. The head of the Free Buryatia Foundation, Alexander Garmazhapov, said that there were at least 500 “refuseniks” from Buryatia: they terminated the contract and were able to return home.

One of the relatives of the soldier, now held in Bryanka, said in Stream The Insider that there were a lot of “refuseniks”. The military command refuses to let them go home, fearing that the rest of the contractors will follow their example.