A fitter from Orsha evaded the army in his homeland, only to die later for Putin. Before being sent to the slaughter, a disco with Africans was thrown for him
The alleged death of another gentleman of fortune from Belarus has become known, who went to earn money by killing Ukrainians. 35-year-old Vasily Malinovsky, a recruit of the Kantemirovskaya division, lasted on the front line like everyone else — not long at all.
Vasily Malinovsky was born in 1990 in Orsha. There's not much to say about his early life: Malinovsky was never a good student at school. He enrolled in a local vocational school. Then he went to work as a fitter at the bus depot near his home.
When money became scarce, he quit his job and started trying his luck with odd jobs in Russia. At the same time, he was hiding from the Belarusian military enlistment office, for which he became wanted and, according to Belpol, earned himself a criminal record.
It's easy to imagine that Malinovsky was recruited to the front for money.
The man from Orsha was assigned to the Kantemirovskaya division, which is supposedly an elite unit of the Russian army, but in fact, it has been defeated several times since 2022, so its enlisted and officer personnel have been completely replaced.
And so Malinovsky ended up in a company with a motley crew: mercenaries from all over the world, including dark-skinned individuals, without even the ability to communicate with each other.
Before heading out on a combat mission, Malinovsky sent relatives photos from a disco in the frontline zone: a deep trench lined with plywood, Soviet flags on the walls, makeshift disco lights. Merry and visibly intoxicated mercenaries in the company of women.
Shortly after the party — for many, the last one in their lives — the mercenaries were sent to storm Ukrainian positions. Since late June, Vasily, the man from Orsha, has not been in contact with his relatives in Belarus.
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