thank you very much, thank you very much too, in kaliningrad in the military-patriotic club, from whichthe profession, they know that he, like many other graduates of the young special forces, now on the front line, and how can it be, bass, who perform service and combat missions in the conditions and circumstances that are inherent there, these are... heroes, heroes, modern heroes, my son’s name is vladislav , vladislav nepryakhin, the last one, kept saying everything, all the time, mom, i ’m fine, he died on march 18, and his birthday was march 25, and it was on this day that we buried him. birthday. vladislav was a little over twenty, had barely served his term in the army and immediately signed his first military contract. his long-time dream says tatyana valerievna. she, as a mother, of course, was worried, he said that i want to go to syria, but i say, dissuade, i say, i can’t, that you are a man, you make a decision, but i wouldn’t want that. if you want to help someone, protect someone, protect them in russia. he went to donbass in the very first days of a special military opera

conversation with his father, alexander accidentally saw demonstration performances of the kaliningrad military-patriotic clubtly at that moment, he said and decided what he wanted to become in life, decided on his future. i liked it so much, my eyes lit up, so after the performance i went up to the coach and asked to come work out, basically, that’s where my entire life began career, alexander came to our club, already at the age of about 16 years old, for the club it was already a bit of a new age, but i see he wanted to train, study, prepare for military service, alexander tsarenko is a veteran of the special forces appointment, for many years the club has been led by a young special forces soldier who has been operating in kalining since the late nineties, here they teach teenagers wrestling techniques, orienteering, and the deputy first medical... he has a patriotic orientation with paramilitary elements business, that is, we were taught there to disassemble machine guns, and hand-to-hand combat techniques, drill training, action tactics, that is, everything went from there, then military service in the

in kaliningrad, in the military-patriotic club where alexander began his journey into the profession,other graduates of the young special forces soldier, is now on the front line, and how could it be otherwise? they say that they themselves raised them, those are the guys who are in the siberian federal district, donbass, who perform service and combat missions in the conditions and circumstances that are inherent there, this is... heroes, heroes, modern heroes, my son name is vladislav, nepryakhin vladislav, the last time he called me from there, he kept saying, mom, everything is fine with us, he died on march 18, on his birthday. march 25, exactly on this day we buried him, his birthday. vladislav was a little over twenty, had barely served his term in the army and immediately signed his first military contract. his long-time dream says tatyana valerievna. she, as a mother, was, of course, worried, but did not interfere with her son. when he started talking about the contract, he said that i want to go to syria, but... i say, dissuade, i say, i can’t, that you are a man, you make a

he said , that it won’t work out, it’s very difficult there, the performances of the kaliningrad military-patriotic club spoke and decided what he wanted to become in life, decided on his future, i liked it so much, my eyes lit up, so after the performance i went up to the coach, asked to come work out, in principle, that’s where my entire life began career, alexander came to our club already, at an age somewhere in kalining from the late nineties, here they teach teenagers wrestling techniques, orienteering, and the deputy of first aid, alexander once came here. with elementalized business, that is, we were taught there to disassemble machine guns and hand-to-hand combat techniques, that is, everything went from there, with his long-term dream, receiving a maroon beret for the offense of which he passed the most difficult qualifying exams, the exam lasts a day, that is, in the morning we woke up, lined up, put on body armor helmets, took a machine gun, hung a gas mask on themselves and ran, after 12 km without rest, a special assault semi-prepared, that is, from the fifth floor you need to storm the bu

conversation with his father, alexander accidentally saw demonstration performances of the kaliningrad military-patriotic clubfe, decided on his