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Russian authorities have refuted rumours about the second wave of mobilisation taking place in the country in January many times. Nevertheless, Putin never did sign a presidential decree that would mean the end of the mobilisation proceedings.
At least 300 Russian mobilised servicemen were killed starting from 21 September. Some of them - without ever making it to the front line.
Novaya Gazeta Europe has looked into public data to find out who the killed draftees were as people, how and why they ended up at war, what their motivations and understanding of reality were.
00:00 - beginning
00:29 - Part 1: How did we research the data for this video?
01:23 - Part 2: Mobilisation order
02:50 - Part 3: How do mobilised soldiers meet their end?
04:03 - Part 4: How did the mobilised man from the Yelan training centre die?
07:15 - Part 5: Alexander Mukhyanov’s death
13:30 - Part 6: Why do Russians go to the front?
17:54 - Part 7: Inal Tasoyev’s death
19:49 - Part 8: The price of life and death
20:54 - Part 9: On soldiers who fought in Chechnya and Afghanistan
*At 04:35, we made a mistake. According to updated information, the ambulance was able to get to Denis on time, but he still died.
10 май 2024
