lose hope that we would be in russia, we would come home and it was a joyful event for us, my son pshenichkine morning battles, defending the city, he died. so the situation developed that the enemy came close, as he jumped out of the positions, the trench caused fire on himself and his last words were let's go chaps to chop dill. do some people live or not? it is not clear and how they leave vodka there or something else is not clear. and then they left, they lived and didn’t live, it’s also impossible, and somehow it imperceptibly slipped through it, whether a person lived, or not, but your son lived. you see, his goal has been achieved. this means that he did not come out of life in vain. and these words, spoken at the meeting , are one more accurate, one of the hundreds of thousands of evidence that russia simply could not have not come to the aid of the donbass and had no right to abandon its terrible misfortune. well in hindsight, we all the smart ones, of course, yes, but they proceeded from the fact that it might be possible to agree and, uh, luhansk donetsk somehow within the framewo

going to fight. for russia, i'm going to fuck him for the russian word for the russian memory, but pshenichkinn in one of the morning battles , defending the city, he died. so there was a situation that the enemy came close, like positions, he jumped out and zakopa caused fire on himself posthumously. he was awarded the medal we all lie under the lord and someday we will all leave this world. it is inevitably a question of how we lived. do some people live or not live? it is not clear and how they leave vodka there or something else is not clear. and then they left, lived and didn’t live, it’s also impossible, and imperceptibly slipped through somehow whether a person lived, or not, but your son lived. you see, his goal has been achieved. this means that he did not leave life in vain . you understand this in this sense, of course, his life turned out to be significant with the result past. moreover, with the one that the whole donbass aspired to strive for the same thing for a long 8 years, but for the time being, moscow hoped to decide the fate of the people and the region in peace. now, prob

nina pshenichkina from kirovsk lpr show a photo his deceased son pshenichkin. morning battles, defending the city, he died. so there was a situation that the enemy came close, as he jumped out of positions and the digging caused fire on himself posthumously. he was awarded medals lie so. this is a huge tragedy, this is a void that nothing can fill, we all from the masters under christ there, i don’t know, everyone there believes in a higher power. yes, it does not matter what religion he adheres to, the important thing is that we are all mortal in everything under the lord. it is inevitably a question of how we lived. some people live or not live? it is not clear and how they leave vodka there or something else is not clear. and then they left, lived and did not live, too, not imperceptibly. somehow slipped through whether a man lived, or not, and your son lived. you see, his goal has been achieved. this means that he did not leave life in vain. his life was significant. with the result and with the result that she aspired to in 2014, and then in 2022, she part

of the donbass militias who gave their lives so that their native land today was russia not on pshenichkinshows a photo of his son konstantin, defending, the city died, so the situation happened that the enemy came close, like position. he jumped out of the dig and caused fire on himself posthumously , he was rewarded. when did the man leave for the militia in 2014? and someday we will all leave this world. it is inevitably a question of how we lived. do some people live or not? it is not clear and how they leave vodka there or something else is not clear. and then they left, they lived and they didn’t live either, and somehow you imperceptibly slipped through whether a person lived or not, and your son lived. you see, his goal has been achieved. this means that he did not leave life in vain. you see, in this sense, of course, his life turned out to be significant. moreover, with such which all russian benefits were sought, for their military families. now extended to residents of new regions. the head of state assured nina pshenichkina that the authorities would work out the issues of app

petersburg, including from the new russian regions or pshenichkin from kirovsk of the luhansk people's republic in 2014, and then in the twenty-second, she participated in organizing referendums. at first they were dependent on ukraine. and then his reunion with russia, son konstantin signed up for volunteers in the people's militia and died defending the city . under the lord under allah under christ there i don't know everyone who believes in a higher power. yes, it doesn't matter what religion he adheres to, what matters is that we are all mortal, we are all under the lord. and someday we will all leave this world. it is inevitably a question of how we lived. do some people live or not live? it is not clear and how they leave vodka there or something else is not clear. and then they left, lived and did not live, too, and imperceptibly spilled. how are you, whether a person lived or not, and your son lived. do you understand? uh, this means that he did not leave life in vain. his life turned out to be significant quadrocopter. they must be on the balance sheet, not only in special un

pshenichkin konstantin died in one of the morning battles defending the city .f and his last words were let's go chaps to chop dill. he was posthumously awarded a medal. first, regarding 2014 years, of course, well, in hindsight, we are all smart, of course, yes, but we proceeded from the fact that it might be possible to agree and, uh, lugansk no, somehow within the framework of the minsk agreements, about which you probably know , yes, after all, we can somehow reunite with ukraine, we are sincere, so we went, but we didn’t feel the people’s mood until the end. it was impossible for us to fully understand what was going on there. well, well, now, it has probably become obvious that this reunion should have happened earlier, maybe it wouldn’t have happened so many loss of civilians. there would not have been so many dead children under shelling and so on. well , it’s good that this happened at all, and this is happening thanks to your son, who is not with us today, and thanks to the sons of those women who are here and thanks to our guys who are fighting there