"Bulba" from Orsha went to fight for Russia — now his sister is looking for him or at least his remains
Siarhei "Bulba" Suhakou earned a living by repairing apartments in his hometown and Russia, and in 2017 he participated in protests against the "parasite" decree.
51-year-old Siarhei Suhakou is from Orsha. For a long time, he went to work in Moscow, where in the early 2000s he was brought to administrative responsibility for living without registration (propiska), and later ended up in debtor databases for loans.
In March 2017, when a wave of protests swept across Belarus, Suhakou was among the participants of the "Parasite" March in Orsha.
In his hometown, the man was engaged in construction and finishing work.
At some point, a Russian flag appeared on his avatar on "Odnoklassniki." And in 2026, the Orsha native joined the Russian army to participate in the war against Ukraine. He received the call sign "Bulba." On August 21, 2026, the man went on a combat mission, after which contact with him was lost.
Since early September, his sister Volha has been looking for her brother in relevant Z-chats.
And quite recently, the woman began looking for contacts of military hospitals in Rostov and Kaliningrad and asking if relatives from Belarus are allowed in. This means that either Siarhei was severely wounded, or he died and needs to be identified.
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