Wounded mercenary from Vitebsk solemnly issued Russian passport PHOTO FACT
Aliaksandr Baravik recovered for four months in a hospital, and now received a passport in Chuvashia.
A ceremony of solemn issuance of Russian passports took place in Chuvashia. A Belarusian was among the recipients. As it turned out, the речь is about 49-year-old Aliaksandr Baravik from Vitebsk.
“The right to be the first to utter the words of the oath fell to a participant of the special military operation, who is originally from Belarus. The fighter signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense of Russia, like many comrades who fought for our country. As they say, he joined his own. The fighter was wounded and spent four months in hospital,” reported the Russian police.
In the past, Aliaksandr Baravik built churches and guarded hospitals. In the war, he joined the Russian motorized rifle troops.
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