ДВА РАЗА ВЕРНУЛСЯ ИЗ АДА. Солдат не ожидал, что его бросят в МЯСОРУБКУ

Twenty-seven-year-old Astrakhan native Alexey Petrov never imagined he'd end up in the army, much less at war. Even before the war, he'd been convicted of draft evasion, unwilling to leave his elderly grandmother and enlist in the army. After paying a fine and receiving a suspended sentence, he lived a quiet life. But a domestic dispute with his wife changed everything: after being called by the police, the woman signed a blank piece of paper, which later became the basis for a fabricated case. To avoid prison, Alexey agreed to sign a contract to fight. The training turned out to be a formality: just four days in Voronezh, and Petrov was already at the front. Almost immediately on the front lines, he was sent on a mission, where he received his first wound. Having witnessed the horrors of war, Alexey decided he didn't want to return. While recovering, he looked for ways to avoid returning, but he was forcibly returned – put in a car and driven to the front. The next assault proved a turning point for Alexey. A serious injury didn't prompt evacuation—instead of receiving help, he heard the commander order him to "crawl forward." Exhausted and weakened, Alexey lay awaiting death, but was rescued by Ukrainian soldiers. With the help of the "I Want to Find" project, Alexey Petrov's ex-wife, Ekaterina, was able to locate him. Thanks to the "Our Way Out" movement, his family was able to communicate with him via video link. Alexey saw his young son for the first time in many months. This video will help Alexey Petrov's relatives secure recognition as a prisoner of war in Russia. Alexey wants to return home to be with his children. Follow the "Our Way Out" movement on social media: 🔸 Telegram – https://t.me/dvizhenie_nashvyhod 🔸 YouTube –    / @nashvyhodikrynina   🔸 Facebook –   / dvizhenie.nashvyhod   🔸 TikTok –   / nash_vyhod   🔸 "I Want to Find" project chatbot on Telegram – https://t.me/hochunaiti_bot Timecodes: 00:00 – Introduction 01:24 – Conversation with a prisoner of war 04:27 – A fight with his wife resulted in a contract 06:20 – Thought it would be on line 3 07:00 – Pressed the button min 08:30 – Children are waiting at home, "It would have been better if he served his time" 09:48 – Wounds 13:00 – A conversation between a prisoner of war and his wife 22:32 – His wife filed for divorce #KRYNINA #OurExit #Iwanttofind #IrinaKrynina This video was created by the public movement "Nash Vyhod." The purpose of these videos is to document events during the military conflict between Ukraine and Russia. For academic purposes, to conduct voluntary interviews with captive Russian servicemen and to briefly reveal the story of their lives. __________________ Welcome everyone to the NASH VYHOD channel. My name is Irina Krynina. I'm a Russian citizen who came to Ukraine to visit my husband, who was captured. Once here, I realized I could help Russian women searching for their loved ones lost in the war. Together with Victoria Ivleva and Olga Rakova, we created the social movement "Our Way Out." We help the relatives of Russian soldiers find and bring their loved ones home. We are against the war and do not support Russia's attack on Ukraine! We want all men to return home as soon as possible!!!