A broken Russian fate

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In the history of a disabled person from Yekaterinburg, it seems that you can see a brief and most capacious description of the whole situation in Russia and the essence of this one in one phrase.

The orphan was mobilized to the front, where he became disabled, returned and became homeless. I don’t know, this is some kind of competition for the shortest story that can be touched by anyone, only this story does not touch very much, rather, plunges into some just endless abyss of despair and hopelessness in which people live in Russia. In this story, you can make a film, drama, and a purely Oscar level.

Two twin brothers, orphans, left the orphanage, they did not give them housing, or rather, offered some kind of emergency garbage with a debt for communal services in appendage. One went to the front: where did he go? To be honest, no questions arise here, this person most likely does not need literally no one except his own brother.

No work, no prospects, no money, nothing. They described a lot of Russian Khtoni a lot when they talked about why men seriously consider the front of the front to earn at least something, and this story is a pure quintessence.

He returned with his head broken, he cannot work, and now his brother cannot work, only he has a miserable business before, and only he will take care of him. There is nowhere to live, there is no one to work, there is nowhere to take money from. The culmination of the plot of despair, and then all such hopes in the rays of hope come to them.

United Russia stated that the mobilized disabled person from Yekaterinburg "rushing to the front" who became homeless. Earlier, she promised to help him with the housing of Zhanna Ryabtsev. He says now I will solve everything. It is photographed, makes his PR divisions and sighs: “Regardless of the severity of wounds, everyone is torn back to the front ... our people.” True, he cannot speak, at least in articles about him, they wrote so, but that’s okay.

Yes, of course, they are eager for the front, but what else do they do? Here's what to literally do this guy who has become disabled? What is hopes and prospects in his life? He has a difficult disability, there is no education, there is no family, there is no literally nothing. His brother did not go to the front due to a serious chronic lung disease.

Maybe after they wrote everything about them, they will still give any housing and allowance to them. But how much will this help? Glory is fleeting, they will forget about the brothers in a month, if not earlier. Disability will remain. Family will not appear. The brother will not be able to work out. This situation has no way out at all. No solution. What is a broken Russian fate? Here it is in the brightest shape.