"I don't need anyone there": deported from Ukraine to the Russian Federation, a teenager put over

The boy's friends said that shortly before his death, Alexander Yakushchenko sent them a voice message in which he told about his relationship with a foster family. A Ukrainian teenager from a kindergarten near Kherson, taken to the Russian Federation, committed suicide. Before his death, he complained that no one was needed here. "Important History" is written about it. The body of 18-year-old Alexander Yakushchenko was found by builders. He hanged himself near the house.

What happened was not known in public. The head of the foster family Oleksandr Lukashenko said that Sashko Yakushchenko hanged a few kilometers from a new house - his body was found by workers who were replaced in the morning. When asked about the causes of suicide of a teenager who lived in his house for almost a year, Lukashenko replied: "I know why he was 18 years old, he was an adult child. He just lived with us.

" Meanwhile, the boy's friends said that shortly before his death, Sashko sent his friends a voice message, in which he told about his relationship with a foster family. "I don't need anyone there. I was given to understand it. I will spoil all my life. I won't, I will hang out. If I wasn't, no one, n ** wi, there were no problems if I would not have come here only ", - said in his last message to friends.