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all those whom the country called up as part of partial mobilization, people of different ages and young guys who served a term 3-4 years ago and have the right one. now a military accounting specialty and adult men with gray hair that has broken through, who have combat experience behind them. the motherland said it is necessary , the veterans answered that everything is also in armenia. well, how about you, and who? sorry who, if you can't, of course not. to change from his native kachkanar , alexander vlasovskikh, together with his new colleagues

, arrived in the regional center, yekaterinburg for them is an intermediate stop further, the officers called up soldiers will go to one of the southern regions in the training area later with me. well, i've been following events very closely since 24 february. and in general, well, the understanding was that, most likely, perhaps, well, this moment will come, in principle, i was mentally ready and on monday they brought me a trip to work. that's it, i said goodbye to the team and went to take shape urgently. alexander served in the internal troops in the mid-nineties and, as mentioned above, as a very young guy, he took part in the first chechen campaign. and this time, of course, was remembered for a lifetime by early service and served as a soldier with a handbrake. here is the senior sergeant of the reserve. well, now there is no stock. won, therefore, we will continue to serve once, it seems not necessary. in chechnya, we stood next to the village, in fact, guarded

the force and controlled the road of our section, 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. as if, what, well, if they brought it, but who doesn’t need it, and therefore there was no doubt about the unrest, no ops. there is one more time i repeat, but the only thing now. here it is necessary to reassure the wife a lot. she is worrying. e. well, i think everything will be fine. we'll be back with a win. after the army, he is very positive and cheerful by nature. sasha vlasovskikh went into creativity until recently, he worked as 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 am a radio host in the city in our skakanar and, in general, this is my main job and leading events, let's say, that is, the event industry. that's 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 is more important work now. well, again, yes, journalism can count, uh, and i could, but i didn’t count on it, because i think that i’ll really 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. so , in general, they worry about everything, they also call. i constantly answer calls while they are here and they are all worried about them, but pluses. 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. it participated more than 20 years ago, and, secondly, in terms of scale and specifics, it is unlike any of the chechen companies. and it 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. moreover , 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, retrain there, because it's important, and basic skills get dulled if you do n't use them all the time, uh, so you'd like to kind of, well, renew your muscle memory at least. but given that the hands remember and prepare, probably less time. i think that's why one of the fads of yes partial mobilization is that guys with combat experience are preferred. so i think this is the right choice and the right criteria, because if there is an opportunity, uh, to gather guys who already know where they are going, why they go and how one should live and act there, it is 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 an ox as volunteers before the announcement of partial mobilization, someone was called up now. and many veterans are trying to get to the front, despite something that is not suitable for the age of many over 50 60 and so on. that is, well, whoever feels more or less physically prepared, he himself comes to the military enlistment office, he doesn’t hide, he doesn’t lie anywhere, but their experience. i say it again, even if there is at least one such person in the squad, then all the other fighters will look at him, they will pull themselves up, as they say , he accepts. from this, alexander tishkin veteranov of the second chechen served in the fourteenth border detachment in the argun gorge as a machine gunner originally 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 cynologist, and recently

he was engaged in repairing cars at his work and found 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 i understood that it was they who asked 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 is the very first impressions of the then eighteen-year-old guy a few minutes ago, who found himself in a combat zone of a helicopter with an mi-8 overboard. uh, let's go down down to the plas then, but there was not a barracks, that there was simply a large detachment of tent cities. he, because in general it was formed only in the ninety-ninth year and the detachment, you understand? so we built us on a raft. and at this moment. well, i don’t know where the grads began to work there, which are well, in service, in the 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-terrorist operation in the north caucasus sasha tishkin realized that a person gets used to and adapts to absolutely everything, including their feeling of fear, which becomes

warmer over time . he's at first, well, scary, just it 's always scary, but, as it were, but these are the first, maybe seconds. i don't even think minutes are seconds. maybe even just it seems, they seem to you, maybe a minute it does not pass 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 there, who is now dumping something else from the side who, if we who go to do it. in accordance with the 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. there is, of course, a sensitivity to justice, but it refers specifically to those people who then mowed down from the army and whom i i think that these same people 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. there are some toad wishes, so think because it needs to be offered somewhere the mobilized

soldiers in tver live in quite normal conditions, which the local came to check the governor conducted tactical medicine classes with us, and the soldiers themselves very much hope that the greatest attention will be paid to combat training. 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 worked, but 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. well, honestly , he was 18 years old then. well, in general, i was even torn myself, as if, when i left, he was our team, my

temperature rose, it was under 42 they wanted to take it. let's vasily went to chechnya signed a contract and stayed to serve for another year after returning home. he worked at various enterprises until recently. volkov was working at a factory producing agricultural equipment when the president announced the start of partial mobilization. vasily had no doubts 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, returned to the army four, two left for the zone as volunteers. two more were called up as part of partial mobilization. family. vasya is naturally worried, but he says he expected it to be more difficult about normal normal nothing at all. well, she is that i left for the chechen when i didn’t say anything, she found out later,

when i was there all month. now i 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 peaceful life regularly traveled to the firing range. well, in principle, so i'm leaving for the shooting range, well, they shoot. so, i remember all this, you know everything, and i don’t think for long, because, well, you just get used to the guys and at the same time vasily understands perfectly well that by nature his character is a little less than similar to the fighting in chechnya and therefore while private volkov, of course, has a slight jitters. there is jitters, of course, there is simply. well, it’s as if it’s clear what will happen there.

everybody. after the start of partial mobilization, combat veterans go to the military registration and enlistment offices not only on the agenda, but also as volunteers, including those who were not on the mobilization lists. just because of 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, obviously for 50 participants in the afghan war, came dobrovoltsev 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 evgeniy stoyanov, a veteran the first chechen, and also the father of four sons, two are already adults, and the youngest one is nine, the other is 2 years old, evgeny did not receive a summons, the military enlistment office came

himself with news that i see what and how. in all categories, everything seems to be on the streets, i go 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. they looked at us differently. i should be their example and support. by military specialty, stoyanov is an anti-aircraft gunner, in this capacity he served in ninety-sixth year in the north caucasus, but about his experience, eugene tells a very modest experience, no matter how i judge it. yes, well, the battalion commander is what he taught me. i taught my guys with whom i was with 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, the leadership, so that they return alive from the first chechen healthy. you say that some of his colleagues have already received summons, though the details, he doesn’t know, just as he doesn’t know, how many people from his call were eventually mobilized. now i just don’t strain now, everyone is mentally going with their own now, someone is not going to. i think it's up to each personal person to tune in to come to appear either on a subpoena or without a subpoena? 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. i communicate with evgeny somehow by itself the question arises, is it not scary for a man who has four children who

know perfectly well what war is to go to the zone the largest military operations in the recent history of the country. you know, i'll say it's so scary forever 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 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 they are alive and well. everything will be, but it has changed at work. that's all, the commander of the fifty-eighth army is now a deputy of the state duma, lieutenant general.