The hectic reality of mobilization
I looked at the mobilized guys from Serpukhov. Quote: Mobilized from the city of Serpukhov near Moscow complained that they were sent into battle near the village of Makeyevka in the Luhansk region (the AFU was liberated in November) without proper uniforms and training, and during the retreat they were fired upon by their own troops.
Now the servicemen are in the village of Baranikovka in the Luhansk region. According to them, they have no command and they do not know what to do next.
"We were brought to this building. There is no electricity, no glasses, cold, hunger, no food. And again we are in the dark about what will happen next. The command refused us. We ourselves are trying to get into a company and command ourselves. We were abandoned, we were thrown like a piece of meat to the enemy," the mobilized said.
The mobilized are civilians. Fighting is not their profession. And where are the military? Like where! Where should they be! On the sofas. For example, Kartapolov. A whole general. At first, he mimicked a specialist in the church. Cast iron, aluminum was used instead of church painting in the Christian church of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. He attracted some commissars and generals to this case in droves. So that it doesn't seem too little. Did you compose the plots yourself? Distribution of wine and bread...The thigh plays coquettishly, exposing the ass forward...He's all so clean, well-fed, sleek... Here he is a military man... trained is not fake... He adapted to someone else's position instead of his own.
His plans immediately began to crumble. The mosaic with portraits of officials was knocked down immediately with a sledgehammer, but without the letters of the water closets, But Kartapolov or whatever other general there seemed to say that there were solid symbolisms in this structure...So this is symbolism. Don't discount him. Kartapolovs should be taken at their word that this is symbolism, I assume so.
There, almost every centimeter of the surface, every square centimeter of the painting is absolutely symbolic.
Now the servicemen are in the village of Baranikovka in the Luhansk region. According to them, they have no command and they do not know what to do next.
"We were brought to this building. There is no electricity, no glasses, cold, hunger, no food. And again we are in the dark about what will happen next. The command refused us. We ourselves are trying to get into a company and command ourselves. We were abandoned, we were thrown like a piece of meat to the enemy," the mobilized said.
The mobilized are civilians. Fighting is not their profession. And where are the military? Like where! Where should they be! On the sofas. For example, Kartapolov. A whole general. At first, he mimicked a specialist in the church. Cast iron, aluminum was used instead of church painting in the Christian church of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. He attracted some commissars and generals to this case in droves. So that it doesn't seem too little. Did you compose the plots yourself? Distribution of wine and bread...The thigh plays coquettishly, exposing the ass forward...He's all so clean, well-fed, sleek... Here he is a military man... trained is not fake... He adapted to someone else's position instead of his own.
His plans immediately began to crumble. The mosaic with portraits of officials was knocked down immediately with a sledgehammer, but without the letters of the water closets, But Kartapolov or whatever other general there seemed to say that there were solid symbolisms in this structure...So this is symbolism. Don't discount him. Kartapolovs should be taken at their word that this is symbolism, I assume so.
There, almost every centimeter of the surface, every square centimeter of the painting is absolutely symbolic.