The occupant took part in the attempt to rescue the Russian Black Sea Fleet’s flagship in April, and he didn’t like the idea of dying at sea on another ship.
He was re -trained as an infantryman to fight in Ukraine. After three weeks of training, Wagner’s instructors helped him change his profile and he was soon sent for reconnaissance in the Volnovakha region. There he was caught. This was reported by the press service of the SBU.
During the interrogation, the sailor spoke about an attempt to rescue the Moscow cruiser:
“There were a lot of corpses and, basically, the rescue was very sad. The ship was gone, it sank, they didn’t tow it … I’ve seen what’s in Moscow and I don’t want to see further that you’re dying in the middle of the sea. It was absolutely horrible. And I refused … “- said the former sailor.
So he again trained as an infantryman to fight in Ukraine. But the very first mission of the battle turned out to be a failure: the “scouts” stumbled into an ambush by the Armed Forces of Ukraine and only three of the 30 occupiers survived. Russian commanders left the wounded on the battlefield.
He received first medical aid from soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who took him prisoner.
Now the sailor is alive and says he regrets participating in the war:
“We are not release anyone, we are only capturing. We are looting, this is a terrible war,” the invader shares his belated revelation.
It will be recalled that on April 13, the cruiser Moskva was hit by Ukrainian missiles Neptune and bullets exploded on it. The ship sank the next day.
But in Russia they have refused to acknowledge the deaths of 27 of their sailors – officials and special services continue to force families to hide information about their relatives who died on the Moscow cruiser.
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Source: korrespondent
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