Vital from under Vileyka, who set fire to a house with his own children, enlisted in the Russian army. And disappeared on his very first combat mission
33-year-old Vital Pasled from Balashy village, Vileyka district, took the call sign "Belarus".
Vital Pasled was born in 1993. He received vocational education in Vileyka, worked as a driver and carpenter at Vileyka Raipo. He married early, and had two children.
You couldn't say Vital was an exemplary citizen. He had specific ideas about the limits of what was permissible.
In the Belpol databases, one can find a police report from when Vital was 22 years old:
"Pasled Vital [...], approximately at 2 PM on 17.06.2015, being in a state of alcoholic intoxication, in the yard [...] caused a scandal with his wife, during which, acting with hostility, intending to intimidate and threaten her, he began to utter threats of murder towards her and their two minor children and, in confirmation of his words, poured gasoline on the corner of the house, while the children were at home, after which he set it on fire, and after a short time extinguished the fire."
It was noted that Pasled was found with a 7.62 mm caliber live round. For the sum of his actions — illegal actions with weapons and threat of murder, Vital received one and a half years of "chemistry" (correctional labor without imprisonment).
Later, he was declared wanted in Belarus for non-payment of alimony. The Belarusian was hiding from the criminal case, apparently, in Russia.
The circumstances of the young Belarusian's recruitment into the Russian army are unknown. It is only known that he was assigned to the assault battalion "Kedr". He took the call sign "Belarus". He went on his first combat mission on February 1, 2026. This was also his last mission. He no longer responded and gave no sign of himself. Two months later, he was declared missing in action.
In total, more than 500 Belarusians, lured by promises of easy money, have already died or gone missing in the Russian army during the aggressive war in Ukraine. As military experts calculated, the average lifespan of a Russian mercenary at the front is several months, and in assault units — several weeks.
Experts calculated that Russia has lost about 400,000 servicemen killed in four years of war, and over a million were wounded.
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