For the first time, a Ukrainian soldier from the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was captured-the media

The man from St. Petersburg had no military specialty and did not serve in the army before. He was mobilized as ordinary and sent to the front under the estuary. For the first time in the Ukrainian captivity, a large-scale invasion of the Russian army came to the Jewish soldier. According to the Israeli edition "Details", 31-year-old Sergey V. From St. Petersburg was mobilized to the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation as a private and was captured on October 1 under Liman.

The publication writes that the man was sent to the front, and he did not have any military specialty. Moreover, he did not pass the army in the army before. During the counter -offensive of the Armed Forces under the estuary, his unit was completely destroyed, and the commander fled Lugansk. During the fighting, Sergius miraculously managed to stay alive and capture Ukrainian fighters.

After the conversation with Sergius, the Ukrainian side contacted his sister Esther, which now resides in the suburbs of Jerusalem. She was sent a video of her brother Sergei's interrogation to confirm her normal health in captivity. Subsequently, the woman appealed to the main rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Rewen Asman to help her brother in Ukrainian captivity.

On October 7, it became known that Rav Asman had an emergency meeting with officers of Ukrainian special services responsible for the maintenance of prisoners of war within the project "I want to live". He suggested taking care of the Jewish soldier and other Jews from the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, if they are captured in the future.

In response, the Ukrainian side approved this initiative, and allowed Asman Rota contact with the prisoners-Jews and providing them with spiritual and material support. The prisoner's sister said that their family lived in St. Petersburg. Their Jewish grandfather passed the Second World War from Stalingrad to Berlin, and the grandmother survived the terrible years in the blockade Leningrad. Before repatriation, Esther participated in the educational programs of the Choral Synagogue in St.

Petersburg, and his brother remained in Russia and, without higher education, worked as a builder. The sister suggested that Sergei take part in Jewish youth and educational programs, but he did not want to. And at the end of September, within the limits of "partial" mobilization, he was called to the ranks of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

Earlier it was reported that on September 27, Ukrainian soldiers in Kharkiv region were captured by the first Russian soldier, who arrived at the front after the mobilization was announced to the Russian Federation. According to the adviser to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Anton Gerashchenko, in the Russian army the Russian army managed to serve only three days.