The regiment of mobilized from the Irkutsk region, who complained to Putin three times, is “almost completely destroyed” The mobilized as part of the 1439 regiment of the first and second battalions were sent to another assault on the Avdeevsky fortified area on the night of March 1. As a result, according to the relatives of the mobilized, most of the regiment died or is missing, writes Sibir.Realii. On February 27, the mobilized appealed to Vladimir Putin for the third time. They said that they were transferred to the subordination of the first Slavic brigade in the “DPR”. “Of us, the soldiers of the defense, they formed assault units in one day, sending us to storm the Avdeevsky fortified area without any support, artillery, communications, sappers, reconnaissance … To be slaughtered,” they said. If they refused to go on the attack, according to them, they opened fire on them. “When we are unable to comply with an order, we receive death threats. Example: if you go under the article for desertion, you will have trouble with the commandant’s office and the military police, we will disband you two by two and send you on an offensive from which you will not return, ”the soldiers reported. Details on the site → According to the information Important stories Kompromat 2.0 @kompr
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Billionaire Vladimir Lisin, who topped the Russian Forbes rating last year, avoided falling under EU sanctions due to the position of some European countries, EUobserver has learned. According to him, one of these countries was Belgium, where the businessman owns two enterprises. The European Union did not impose sanctions against Vladimir Lisin – Russia’s richest billionaire according to the Forbes-2022 rating – due to the position of several member countries, EUobserver wrote, citing its own diplomatic sources. . In particular, Belgium opposed sanctions against Lisin, according to EUobserver. In this country, there are two plants of NLMK, a steel company that Lisin heads and controls (he is the beneficiary of Fletcher Group Holdings, which owns 79.3% of NLMK). These factories employ about 1,200 people, EUobserver noted. A spokesman for Belgian Prime Minister Alexandre De Cros confirmed that he acknowledged on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference that Lisin provides a significant number of jobs in Belgium – and in regions where they are already lacking. De Cros noted that Belgium is committed to implementing EU sanctions as soon as possible and no later than the agreed “wind-down period”, a spokesman for the premier confirmed. We are talking about the effect of exceptions on the import of certain types of Russian steel until October 2024, EUobserver explained.