Brick instead of a son: the family of the occupier killed in the Donetsk region brought a "Testament" (video, photo)

The chairman of the Commission of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation on sovereignty, patriotic projects and veterans support Vladimir Rogov on Telegram has informed about it. According to Rogov, a brick was found with the inscription during Marinka territory: "Who will find me take care of my mother, sister and brother. Rudakov Roman Alexandrovich.

"The last request was left on the wall by a Russian fighter, apparently, the 103rd Regiment of the 150th Motorized Farre Division," the message reads. In addition, as noted by Rogov, nine bodies of Russian soldiers were discovered nearby, who will transfer to DNA expertise. According to his preliminary data, the assault group of 22-year-old Rudakov allegedly was ambushed and surrounded. "The connection was lost and our fighters were killed, fighting the last cartridge," Rogov said.

The authorities of the Rostov region on December 18 stated that it will help the relatives of the dead Rudakov. The spokesman of the regional parliament Alexander Ishchenko in his Telegram-channel reported that the occupant's family would not "abandon". "Representatives of regional and local authorities, unicorn in connection with the Rudakov Roman's family," Ishchenko wrote. He added that the families of the Russian serviceman are "very difficult", so they "will be given all the necessary help.

" On the propaganda TV channel "Russia 1" a story was published, where Rudakov's family brings bricks with his "Testament". The mother of the occupier was offered either to leave the stone to themselves, or to give for restoration, the woman chose the second option. According to the story, the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Sergey Shoigu took "under personal control" all assistance of Rudakov's family.

According to the RT source, the soldier's family asked the police to protect them from threats. According to the source, after the 22-year-old serviceman from Batay told the media, his parents, brother and sister began to threaten the massacre. "Calls and letters come from Ukrainian numbers. All close Romani were forced to change phone numbers," the message reads.