Because one was a patriot and the other was not," Cherninka wrote. She specified that her son-Michael-Victor fought near Kiev, Zaporozhye, Nikolaev, and then asked for a transfer to a 93 brigade under Bakhmut, which at that time was one of the hottest points at the front. According to Elena, she dispersed with her ex -husband in 1998, and the divorce documents were issued in 2000. "I greeted my son alone. Sometimes my father appeared. Like on September 1, the first grade or a significant event.
I communicated with my son, but very rarely," Cherninka explained. The woman emphasized that after the death of her son she had to communicate with his father. "Documents, investigators, DNA, etc. were neither friendship nor enmity. Our not frequent communication was only about the disappearance of the son," Cherninka said. She also stated that the news from the court in the murder of Andrei Parubiy shocked her whole family.
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