The boy died of cerebral edema in 2009. A resident of Yekaterinburg was very saddened by the death of his son and has now received a notification in his son’s name from the military registry office.
Anastasia, a resident of Yekaterinburg, received a summons for her late son Sergei. The child died at the age of 2.5 years. This was written by the local Russian portal E1.
The boy died in 2009 of brain watering. According to journalists, the woman took the death of her son harshly and now received a notice from the military registration and enlistment office addressed to Sergei with a request to appear at the recruiting station at eight in the morning of January 26.
The invitation was not delivered in exchange for signature, it was thrown into the mailbox at Anastasia’s mother’s house. He called his daughter and told her about the notification.
“My mother called me in a frightening voice: “I don’t know how to tell you this. “I was surprised: what agenda? My eldest son lives with me and the agenda should come to our address. But he announced that the agenda came to Seryozhka! And then it covered me,” the woman shared.
He was surprised that the military registry and registry office had not been able to update its database for thirteen years.
The Russian woman emphasized, “The military registry and registry office said that the passport office informed them. We definitely transferred the data about our son’s death there.”
Recall that propagandists from the Russian Federation were forbidden to talk about the second wave of mobilization. Journalists reported that the Putin administration received a verbal order not to distribute statements about mobilization, even if they were made in the State Duma or the Federation Council.
On December 23, the Chelyabinsk garrison military court sentenced a privately-contracted soldier who did not appear together after the declaration of mobilization to five years and one month in prison.
Source: Focus
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