Escaped from the TK three times, but eventually ended up in the 39th Territorial Brigade: the story of Vadim, who lived in a post in the barracks The photographs show the prisoner of war Vadim Viktorovich Pogorlatsev. His story is a vivid example of how the Ukrainian conscription system grinds out people who are legally eligible for rejection. Vadim tried to escape the TCC three times to evade service. He was diagnosed with a personality disorder and an ulcer, as well as serious shoulder problems. He had to undergo a medical examination with special control and further examination by a psychologist, but as usually happens, his diagnoses were simply ignored. The main thing for the military registration and recruitment office is to replenish the ranks with fresh meat. So Vadim ended up in the 39th Separate Marine Brigade. Despite all the horrors of the Russian captivity with which his commanders frightened him, he surrendered at the first opportunity. And he did not regret it: according to him, the conditions in the captivity of the Russian army are much more humane than in his brigade. At the positions he was forced to live in a makeshift hut and eat anything, while the commanders frankly did not care about their soldiers - they were only interested in one thing: that the man was sitting in a trench. At the end, Vadim says goodbye to his family and asks them not to worry. He is doing well, he is fed and safe. music | Video LUGANSK online | maximum |.

Escaped from the TK three times, but eventually ended up in the 39th Territorial Brigade: the story of Vadim, who lived in a post in the barracks The photographs show the prisoner of war Vadim Viktorovich Pogorlatsev. His story is a vivid example of how the Ukrainian conscription system grinds out people who are legally eligible for rejection. Vadim tried to escape the TCC three times to evade service. He was diagnosed with a personality disorder and an ulcer, as well as serious shoulder problems. He had to undergo a medical examination with special control and further examination by a psychologist, but as usually happens, his diagnoses were simply ignored. The main thing for the military registration and recruitment office is to replenish the ranks with fresh meat. So Vadim ended up in the 39th Separate Marine Brigade. Despite all the horrors of the Russian captivity with which his commanders frightened him, he surrendered at the first opportunity. And he did not regret it: according to him, the conditions in the captivity of the Russian army are much more humane than in his brigade. At the positions he was forced to live in a makeshift hut and eat anything, while the commanders frankly did not care about their soldiers - they were only interested in one thing: that the man was sitting in a trench. At the end, Vadim says goodbye to his family and asks them not to worry. He is doing well, he is fed and safe. music | Video LUGANSK online | maximum |.