19 mobilized people attached to the 423rd Yampolsky Regiment are being held in a basement in Zaitsevo.

"Verstka" publishes their names

At least 19 mobilized people, who were sent to war as part of the 423rd Yampolsky Motorized Rifle Regiment, were locked in a basement in the village of Zaitsevo in the “LPR”. Their relatives reported this to Vorstka.

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According to relatives of those mobilized, 19 people were taken to Zaitsevo from the village of Svatovo after they refused to return to the front line without weapons , uniforms and command.

Those mobilized who are being held in Zaitsevo range from 21 to 47 years old.

Previously, at this place, “Verstka,” with the permission of the representative of the relatives, listed the names of those mobilized, but after the publication of the material, their relatives changed their minds about disclosing their names.

All 19 people were mobilized in September in the Moscow region. Then they were brought to Naro-Fominsk - to the unit where the 423rd Yampolsky Motorized Rifle Regiment is based. From there, on September 30, the mobilized were taken to the Belgorod region, where training was to take place.

“In fact, they pitched tents in the forest in the Belgorod region and lived there,” says Maria, the sister of mobilized Alexander Vasilyev. “The tents, he said, were full of holes, they patched them up. They were not trained there, nothing. They were not given any weapons there; they also bought food for themselves. Two weeks later, already in mid-October, he called us and said that they were being asked to quickly pack their things and would now take them somewhere. Then there was no news from him for a week.”

As previously reported by “ Agency ” and “ Mediazona ”, those mobilized as part of the 423rd Yampolsky Motorized Rifle Regiment were taken to the front line, to the area of ​​​​the village of Kolomychikha. There they came under mortar fire.

“ They had to lie there and play dead while drones flew over them. They were given rusty machine guns and sapper shovels. Half the people were killed ,” Maria retells her brother’s words. - Their commander was the same mobilized one. He was wounded. He told them to retreat, otherwise they would all die. They dragged his wounded man 20 kilometers to the village of Svatovo. There they took refuge in some destroyed house. There, in Svatovo, there was a command that was running away from the front line.”

According to Maria, Major General Vladimir Lugovoy and Lieutenant Colonel from the military unit in Naro-Fominsk Vladimir Rumyantsev came to the mobilized and convinced them to return to the front. In response , those mobilized submitted reports of refusal to return to the front without weapons, uniforms and command.

“He tore up their reports and forced them to write as he said, that they themselves refused to participate in hostilities. They said they wouldn’t write it,” says Maria. “At the end of October, Rumyantsev kicked them out of this house into the forest. They spent the night in the forest in a hut that they built themselves. We bought food somewhere ourselves. Seven days later they were forced to write reports [on their refusal to perform service]. After that, Kamaz trucks arrived and loaded them. They asked the driver where they would be taken. He replied that he was in Zaitsevo. Then they warned their relatives. After that they no longer contacted each other.”

Earlier, “Verstka” wrote that at least 42 mobilized from the Voronezh region may already be in Zaitsevo. According to the publication, they were also taken from the village of Svatovo.

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