"If the Russian Federation came in, it would not be snorted": The veteran Igor "Poplar" Mazur about mobilization in Ukraine
Igor Mazur with the call sign "Polyll", the expert of the Kiev organization "UNA-UNSO", a participant of the war against the Russian Federation in Abkhazia on the side of Georgia in 1995, which is now fighting against Russia, told about his attitude to those who are trying to avoid mobilization. He told about it in an interview with Glavcom. It was possible to communicate with Mazur in a military hospital - where he recovers after injury.
Igor Mazur volunteered on February 24, 2022 and is now a platoon commander of 127 separate battalion 112 of the TRO of the Armed Forces. He says that he had only time to live in a civilian life after the war in Chechnya. "Because 1992 is Transnistria, 1993-Abkhazia, 1994-1995-Chechnya . . . In Chechnya we were mostly guardians of journalists, they had more trust in us.
And then signed the Hasavurtic agreements (peace treaty between Chechnya and Russia, after which the first Russian-Chechen war ended-ed. ). Prior to a full -scale war with Russia, he managed to work in the office of the Commissioner for Human Rights. From this work he went to the military enlistment office in 2022. He says that at the beginning of a full -scale invasion was in the terrobon Irpen: he, and two more people.
"I ran under the city council with my pump gun - and it was about six in the morning - a couple of people sit there," Oh, we know you. You will be our commander. "I ask," How much? " , I even had to become the machine guns "Maxim". The fighter believes that not only for the restoration of the USSR.
Because Ukrainians are able to fight, and they see it perfectly - even on those morons who were traveled to the DNR and in the LNR - the military believes that if the Russians have advanced further, then the situation for those who try to avoid mobilization, would have happened Not very positive. "If they came here, they would definitely not dance with the evasants. " Ah, you are only 24 years old? Well, you are still little, early to fight ". . .
uncles, who are 59, have to fight, and these are small . . . by" Sportlife "go, bitzukhs rock, dads were faded, and footballs when they stand, then - hand on the heart and - "The soul and the body we are in the scene . . . ". And why should they be unmistakably sitting in positions, and someone at this time sunbaths on the beaches? "Mazur asked the question. When asked by a journalist, whether they would go to the Russian army, if the Russian Federation seized Ukraine, Mazur believes that yes.
"And who would ask them? Will anyone worry that you have a hernia or something? They would either escape or - to the basement or the front," the veteran summed up. We will remind, in Ukraine the conscript age was reduced, citizens from 18 to 25 years will serve basic military service. It will last five months in peacetime and three in military. Focus wrote that during the mobilization in Ukraine, summons can be handed over to all military citizens from 18 to 60 years.