Pretended to be dead for his wife: a Buryat who did not want to return to Ukraine was convicted in Russia

In court, the occupier explained that he deserted for the sake of a woman / Collage 24 Channel

An occupier from Buryatia acquired a certificate of his own death so as not to return to the war. However, his plan did not work.

Buryat Zorigto Arabzhaev was found guilty of desertion and sentenced to 5 years in prison. The man received this punishment for his original way of saving his life.

The wife threatened to lay hands on her

In November 2022, Arabzhaev was mobilized. In the spring of 2023, the man came home on vacation and decided not to return to the war. To do this, he bought himself a false death certificate. It was this piece of paper that Arabzhaev’s son handed over to the military who came for his father. When the occupiers later realized that the document was a fake, the Buryats were detained.

In court, he explained that he allegedly did not want to return to the front because of his wife, who was in a very difficult emotional state. According to the accused, in September 2022, their eldest son died in an accident, and two months later he himself was called up. Zorigto’s wife threatened suicide if he left for Ukraine again.

In Russia, a schoolboy was given 6 years in prison for “attempting a terrorist attack”

In the country, the aggressors convicted 17-year-old Yegor Balazeikin of trying to set fire to a military registration and enlistment office. According to investigators, the guy threw a Molotov cocktail at the door of a military registration and enlistment office in the city of Kirovsk, Leningrad Region, in early 2023. However, no fire occurred. First, the student was detained allegedly for hooliganism, and then his actions were reclassified as an attempted terrorist attack.

In court, Yegor confirmed the fact of arson at the military registration and enlistment office, although he did not agree with the wording of the accusation. The teenager openly declared that he was against the so-called “svo”. The guy said he was “guilty of his indifference.” “At the beginning of the war, I didn’t care, but this is the same as supporting,” the student admitted. He also said that his position was influenced by the death of his uncle, who died in the war in Ukraine.