not a reserve, so we will continue to serve once, it seems not necessary. in chechnya, we stood next to the village, in fact, guarded the village and controlled the road of our site, that is, there was a checkpoint on the road. in general, they took part there with the support of military operations and so on. that is, there is combat experience , and therefore i had no doubts at all. no matter what, well, if they brought it. well, and who doesn’t need it, and therefore there was no doubt about the unrest , there were no experiments, i’ll repeat it again, but the only thing is now. here there is a lot comfort your wife. she is worrying. e. well, i think everything will be fine. we will return with a victory after the army, very positive and cheerful by nature. sasha vlasovskikh went into creativity until recently , he worked with a journalist and host of events in his city. now, again, the senior sergeant of the vlasovskys is a fairly well-known person. i am a journalist. i'm in the city in our radio presenter jumper. and in general, this is my

main job and leading the event, let's say, that is, the event industry. this is how it happened, but i have a predisposition to this since childhood, so this is my job. well, at least now it had to be suspended. there are more important things to work on, again, right? the number of criteria is a specialist who can count, uh, and i could, but i didn’t count on it, because i think that i really will be more needed right there. this is the most important issue, the most emotionally difficult. at this stage, for alexander yes, and probably for all the mobilized fighters. this, of course, is the separation of the family. well, of course, but, of course, it is very difficult. here and in general, they worry about everything they also call. i answer calls all the time while they are here and they are

all worried about them, plus. they still read all these internets and there are a lot of things. hmm, not always good things are laid out on this topic. and they, of course, are experiencing a wife crying, but what to do for a wife, i have one argument: you knew who you were marrying. vlasov estimates his current combat form very soberly, first of all , military operations. he participated more than 20 years ago, and, secondly, in terms of the scale and specifics of his not like any of the chechen companies. this means that those mobilized, even with combat experience, need serious retraining, which, however, will obviously take much less time for senior sergeant vlasovskiy than for a person without combat experience. or, moreover, not serving at all. this is how i rate it. i kind of have such a fairly active sports lifestyle, my hands remember something, yes, but of course, their skills become dull over the years. especially

considering that i served, how many years ago, yes, and i hope, and i am sure of this, that upon arrival at the simple unit, of course, we will be retrained there, because it is important, and basic skills are dulled. if you do not use them constantly, uh, so you would like to kind of, well, resume muscle memory at least. well , given that the hands remember the preparation, probably less. i think that's why one of the fads of yes partial mobilization is that guys with combat experience are preferred. so i think that this is the right choice and the right criterion. because if there is an opportunity to collect guys who already know where they are going, why they are going and how they need to live and act there, then it’s better, of course, them. of course, it would be untrue to say

that most of the mobilized soldiers and officers are people with a military past, but the fact that there are quite a lot of participants in military campaigns among them, for example, here in tver, is a fact of the place of the branch of the veteran organization. the combat brotherhood of 1400 people, some of them left for the zone with water as volunteers before the announcement of partial mobilization, someone was called up now. and many veterans are trying to get to the front, despite the fact that many are already over 50-60 years old, there and so on. that is, well, whoever feels more or less physically prepared, he himself comes to the military enlistment office here, does not hide, does not run anywhere. and their experience, it is necessary, i say again, even if there is at least one such person in the department, then already all the other fighters will look at him, they will pull themselves up, as they say, he accepts. alexander tishkin veteranov second chechen served in the fourteenth in the grenade squad in the argun gorge, a machine gunner,

born sasha from siberia, was born and raised in khakassia. and in the tver region he moved just after the army for several years, he worked as a dog handler, and recently he was engaged in repairing cars at his work and caught the news of partial mobilization. it turned out that mobilization was announced, and i called the military registration and enlistment office. they asked to be introduced. i say, such and such served. there, somewhere, well, as it were, that i understand that i fit into the first category, that is, naturally with experience. yes, i’m already over 35, but i understood that, uh, they asked me to come, 2 hours. i arrived, and they were already there, as if they handed me the trip on the spot and signed it, and already at 9:00 pm. it's already a day. i've already left. over time, the participation of alexander tishkin in the

second chechen campaign passed 20 years. it is clear that during this time many events and details of his service were forgotten. but what i remember forever. sasha , so these are the very first impressions of the then eighteen-year-old guy a few minutes ago, who found himself in the combat zone of a helicopter with mi-8 overboard. eh, they went down to the plas back then, but there was no cauldron that there was just a large tent city detachment. he, because in general was formed only in the ninety-ninth year. it's a team, of course. so we just built on the strip, and at this moment. well, i don’t know where the hailstones began to work there, which are, well, in service with his detachment. and that's just a discharging sound. that is, we are all. well, they sat down, who are the old-timers, of course they didn’t even blink, that is, they stood calmly. and we, as it were, are a little such sat down, well, a little jitters, of course, slipped, and often. counter-realistic

operation in the north caucasus sasha tishkin realized that a person gets used to and adapts to absolutely everything, including the feeling of fear, which becomes dull over time. how to say fear is somehow different. he's at first, well, it's scary, it's just it 's always scary, but, well, these are the first , maybe seconds. i don't even think minutes are seconds. maybe it even just seems, they seem to you, maybe for minutes she doesn’t passes quickly. here, and then somehow just remember. what you were taught and somehow you pour in, as if it should be so. well, something like this, alexander says that when his wife was now collecting and seeing him off to the army, and of course, there were no tears, but in general, despite the emotions, the wife reacted to everything with understanding. well, my wife, respectively, she is all the more so with me, she is also such a patriot. and accordingly, she says, well , who, if she is of course, but he cries there, she condemns everyone who dumps there. now from the side something else to whom, if we who go to do it.

accordingly with understanding of course, the mobilized fighters do not live in a vacuum and are well aware of those huge queues that were on the russian georgian and russian kazakh borders immediately after the announcement of partial mobilization, and for example, for sasha tishkin, who will participate in the second military campaign, these queues very emotional question. honestly, there is, of course, sensual justice, but it refers precisely to those people who were mowed down even then from the army and who i i think that these are the same people who are now trying to get out of the country or something like that . but if you compare, let's say with the youth, then i think it's better to go. i, than suppose a student will go, whom let him finish his studies better. uh, marries, has children, raises them. correctly, i think that it is normal for everyone to contact. complaints, wishes, let's talk, so think

if anyone needs something, some suggestions, the mobilized soldiers in tver live in quite normal conditions, which they came to check the local governor conducted tactical medicine classes with us, and the soldiers themselves very much hope that combat training will be given the greatest attention, that is, we will again be on one side and on the other, you know from our estimates. this is about 1/3 of those that literally passed in the recent past. uh, combat hotspots. this is a chechen company, someone served in special units. this is the officer corps, and during the events on the territory of syria, uh, part of our uh, so to speak, mobilized, who came, and we have uh, former staff. e. the special units that served their service must be said to have a very

high level of training. we have a sufficient number of officers who have mobilized, so i am sure that this is the combination of experienced officers with instructors that the national guard provided us with . by the way, she has already served, uh, two terms in the territory of a special military operation. and it is very important that the instructors of the russian guard, the instructors of the ministry of defense, are conducting classes today so that our mobilized very they knew well the tactics and nature of conducting a special military operation. vasily volkov from the tver region participated in the second chechen company for military service. vasya was in the internal troops in the sofrino brigade and wanted to go on a business trip to the north caucasus himself. at that time, he had the opportunity to continue serving in the moscow region. honestly, he was 18 years old then. well, in general, i was even torn myself, as it were.

when our team left, my temperature rose, it was under 42. they did not want to take it. well, i vasily went to chechnya signed a contract and stayed to serve for another year after returning home. he worked at various enterprises. up until recently. volkov was working at an agricultural plant when the president announced the beginning of a partial mobilization. basil had no doubt that the motherland would again call for the fact that the first category took part in hostilities. so even if they didn’t call, in principle, he himself went among the colleagues of private volkov in the chechen campaign, four returned to the army, two left for area by its volunteers. two more were called up as part of partial mobilization. the family in asi is naturally worried, but he says he expected it to be more difficult, well, nothing at all is fine. well, it

is that i went to chechnya when i didn't say anything, because when i was there. 7 months, now he said right away that with regard to combat retraining, then, at least with its rifle unit, ordinary volkov should not have any special problems. vasily hunter. and in general he is fond of weapons and in civilian life he regularly went to shooting. well basically so i i leave for the shooting range, well, they shoot. so that he remembers everything, knows everything, and i don’t think for long, because, well, you just get used to the guys and at the same time vasily understands very well that by nature there is not much of his own, which is similar to the fighting in chechnya, and therefore, for now, private volkov of course there is a slight jitters. there is jitters, of course,

there is simply. well, as if it is clear what will be there, well, anyway, as if the unknown. it's like that, as soon as we arrive, there, we'll see everything. after the start of partial mobilization, combat veterans military registration and enlistment offices are going on not only on the agenda, but also by volunteers, including those who did not make it, mobilization lists, simply and for age and such a picture throughout the country, for example, in the corridors of the perovsky military registration and enlistment office in moscow, we met a man who is clearly over 50 participants in the afghan war volunteers came from an interview on camera. he refused for obvious reasons to the family, said that he had gone to a sanatorium. in the same corridors we meet yevgeny stoyanov, a veteran of

the first chechen war. and also the father of four sons, two already adults, and the youngest one is nine, the other is 2 years old, evgeny did not receive a summons, he came to the military registration and enlistment office. where did you send the news? i see what and how. in all categories, everything seems to be on the ears, i’m going through the agenda. no, he came to find out the military registration and enlistment office. when what, how useful, useful or not? i have no right just to my sons. in a different way they looked at us in any way at the defenders. i should be their example and support. specialties stoyanov artillery anti-aircraft gunner in this capacity, he served in the ninety-sixth year in the north caucasus but eugene tells about his experience very modestly, it's not for me to judge. yes, well, the battalion commander is what

he taught me. i taught my guys to my servicemen, with whom it was and i think, no matter how ashamed i am in this regard, and i think that in the future it will be the same, that the main thing is that everyone who will be under my command, to be like from the first chechen returned alive and healthy. that's all, you constantly say that some of his colleagues have already received summons, although the details, he does not know, just as he does not know how many people from his appeals were eventually mobilized. now i just don’t strain now, everyone with their own now is going to be meaningful, someone is not going to. i think it's up to each personal person to tune in to come to appear or on the agenda. for myself, i can say, i'm ready. i'm here. i'm not

hiding, i'm not running. i wasn't going to run. when i communicate with evgeny, the question arises by itself, is it not scary for a father of four children who know perfectly well what war is to go to the zone of the largest military operations in the modern history of the country. you know, i i'll say it's so scary, forever, only other idiots, it's always scary and there can't be a person without fear. it doesn't happen like that. you just need to be able to overcome it, that's all, and they understand that friends are standing next to you, there are comrades for whom you are responsible. and if they understand the same thing and treat their duty in exactly the same way, then everything will be healthy and alive. and you work for the fifty-eighth

army, now a state duma deputy, lieutenant general. andrei gurulev says that, of course, for the army a significant number of mobilized soldiers and officers with combat experience are a big plus, but all of them one way or another will have to undergo retraining for the current hostilities. very different from previous companies. you know, of course, everyone who served in the soviet army, and those who served in the russian army, for 2 years they have completely different training and the experience of the chechen company, it is also quite peculiar and, probably, to some extent it is applicable today situation. but during this time, a humpback technological breakthrough occurred in the armed forces. not only ours suffers, including the countries of the date that the syrian experience opposes there, it probably does not work at all, no matter how applicable for the simple reason that this is a guerrilla war, where only

small arms, heavy machine guns are used for you a grenade launcher does not work for you; aviation does not work for you ; combat experience and training a fighter from scratch. these are, of course, completely different things. i asked, do you know the one who was at the helm, the infantry fighting vehicle or fired, the guns of the tank. i think these skills will not forget another question. what is the same 72, when today it is different, if gunners were on b1 then on b3 - this is a completely different weapon control system and you need to learn about it. it 's inconvenient, not a long process. if you know the skills that you had, but nevertheless, some time will have to be spent. among the mobilized

there are soldiers and officers not only veterans of afghanistan, chechnya, south ossetia and syria, but also people with completely fresh combat experience, lieutenant fayaz khafiz from aznakaev. back in may, i fought near lisichansk, you were, uh, on the front line. uh, in the spring there must have been people with the same saransk experience. that's how much experience. uh, past combat experience helped them. that's how he helped a lot, because, well, the only thing, i say, i repeat, the chechens and afghans. they immediately initially said that this was not the war that was double the system is different here, double drones, roughly speaking, they touched here, since the flies are nothing. the most interesting thing is the arrival. they beat precisely that, of course, they cannot be denied, of course. and so you can fight.

for example, we took the height that we took for a month, but we took this skyscraper. so well, captains, imagine, it's like a mine. she is at the top. well, we took it anyway and kept it and now we went further and freed the trees. we drove the ends of the trade fairs , met from the place of the population to the zone in the spring of the fayast, to whom volunteers went for 50 before that, having no combat experience, after the battle for lisichansk won, khafizov began to have health problems, and he returned home. true, only for 3 months. in general, he has a military education. khafizova is very interesting, the fate of military service was still in the ranks of the soviet army of hungary. and then he entered a military school, kiev. he entered the army himself. i wanted to enter the landing force, but since there were a lot. well, as if in one place 50 50 50 for 50 people, there were only

two places, so if you want to be paratrooper why are you any kievskoe or will you go to the mouth of the troops? this is the principle of tatarstan , all of these people are all, like me, there are only four people. after graduating from college, lieutenant khafizov served in the russian army for 2 years. he served in transbaikalia and after his dismissal in 1994 he returned to tatarstan where did he open a small agency in his native aznakayevo, which is still engaged in decorating events with balloons? it is very interesting. i left at the origins, as it were, so until now at the origins they call balls. agency holiday silly it happens a little guys, still laughing. in september, lieutenant khafizov was again called up because of his health reserve. now there are no problems, the conditions in

which the mobilized in kazan live are simply excellent, and relatives and fellow countrymen promised to help with what is missing. i wanted to say, for example, to tell my relatives meaning grandmother. to everyone, so that they help us here. in this case, they knit mittens for us. for us. it's some kind of supply support for us. uh, well those things we don't missing exactly what we lack 10 for combat what will come in handy thank you very much, of course, thank you very much, because win. you must always be strong. and that's what helps us. so the deputy head of the administration also called with the administrations, the head of the administration is interested in how we are doing here, because the guys with the signs recently left again. how are

you there? what's there? with our city. so how about older? i'm actually a grandfather twice, so you explain what to get, because we'll go it will be cold already, because i would have seen it all. fayaz is now actively sharing his experience with his new colleagues, and he knows the specifics of military operations in the zone of his afizov not only because he himself commanded a platoon in podlechichansk. so i knew that i would go, so there was no doubt. well, that's what he said, of course. i told him how he would tell me. we

talked to him and saw each other. i said that he did not tell interesting things, of course. like most veterans in combat, with with whom we talked for this program ivan belikov from the city of balakovo, saratov region , immediately after the announcement of partial mobilization. i did not wait for the summons and came to the draft board myself. yes, i even before the announcement of this mobilization. to be honest, i already thought, i have friends from my brotherhood already there, well, our fighting guys are on the territory. where are we now preparing, no matter how much support i have morally very good relatives of close relatives sergeant belikov served in the tula division of the airborne forces participated in the second

chechen. and after the army, for some time he worked in the authorities. for the past few years, ivan belikov has been working at one of the defense enterprises. and as his father says. now he had the right to a deferment from partial mobilization. i understand that he has it. belongs to this category could not go, of course, he, moreover, the workshop responsible there, but he named the desire. the combat brotherhood is one of the first you today at the military registration and enlistment office, even here they were photographed about 15 of them. no less, in my opinion, yes it was send them so help volunteers

thing things were procuring everything that is possible. an interesting detail, how soberly without pink glasses and a hat , all the war veterans with whom we talked in the framework of this program look soberly at what lies ahead. belikov is no exception from the military brotherhood. for several years he taught basic firearms training for schoolchildren, he took the children to study at the shooting range, therefore, from the point of view of the readiness of the sergeant. belikova as strelka, you can be calm, but as for other aspects of belikov’s training says that, despite his combat experience, he has a lot to learn. that is, there is already a war, another. intelligence is already underway. that's not how it works. that is , intelligence. when they left it was easier. all of it is not that simpler. just never been in intelligence at all. it just doesn't happen. well, now these drone satellites are flying. that is, when i served as a cell phone, there was not a single fig, but

now the information is different. so i think that there the guys at the forefront of the experimental show will tell you how to act, that is, they won’t leave you everywhere. the day before departure to the location of his military unit, belikov managed to do a huge number of things, for example, gather things and equipment. and also to get married yesterday, but at 12:00 local time, i didn’t even know that i would be a married person, it happened. eh, i say this to my beloved, take, i say, a passport. i want you in one place. it is necessary to meet, i say he is coming. i say let's go to the registry office, yes, she is like that, why? like in my hands i have a summons from the military enlistment office with me and literally 30-40 minutes. i am already a married person. now a paratrooper. at home, not only parents, brother and grandfather, a front-line soldier, but also a legal wife are waiting, and otherwise for ivan belikov, as well as for thousands of

other mobilized veterans of military operations. everything is exactly the same as 20 years ago. ahead again waiting for hard combat work.

let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. simply simply

if there is a culture in the city, you know, someone needs the life of the city. 24 17 hours moscow time between the crimea and the krasnodar territory today began its work ferry lavrentiy, it is designed to transport heavy loads, will help to transport, uh, those few hundreds of forts that have accumulated on both sides of the kerch strait after the emergency on the crimean bridge on

saturday, a ferry has been running between the peninsula and the mainland since the night. kerch 2. it really can take on board only hammer-tonnage transport along the automobile part of the crimean bridge. for the time being, only passenger cars are allowed to travel on railway lines. today's trains were already launched last night. they are all on schedule. our correspondent yana shcherbataya, who works for the main connecting arteries, peninsulas and mainland , sent us this report. now the port of kerch is entering the large ferry lavrenty, which left yeysk the night before, it is he who will be engaged in the transportation of large trucks lavrenty, which can accommodate up to 30 trucks, will run between the port in kerch and the port. caucasus , the first ferry went to the crossing, heavy trucks arrive in batches. the rest are waiting in line at the temporary parking lot. it was organized on the territory former kerch airfield. here the driver distributes food and water.