A heartfelt plea from Russian soldier Roman Rudakov, whose final message was discovered on a brick wall in the city of Marinka, has recently come to light. According to the Telegram channel “Voennykory russkoy vesny” (War correspondents of the Russian spring), Rudakov’s message reveals his concerns for the well-being of his mother, sister, and brother.
The channel had previously reported that during the clean-up operation in Marinka, a message from Russian motorized infantryman Rudakov was found on the wall of a house. Alongside the message were the remains of nine bodies. The discovery has brought attention to the human cost of the conflict.
According to information from “RV” (Russian Military News), Roman Rudakov, born on December 26, 2001, hails from Bataysk. Prior to his deployment in the war zone, he had given an interview to a local television station in Rostov.
On December 10, it was reported that Russian military personnel had raised the Russian flag over Marinka, marking their presence in the area.
On December 16, it was reported that Russian forces successfully repelled six attacks by Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Marinka, Krasnoe, and Kleshcheevka districts.
Previously, it had been reported that Russian paratroopers and special forces were being trained in the use of NATO weapons.
This tragic discovery serves as a reminder of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the personal toll it takes on individuals like Roman Rudakov. The message found on the wall not only highlights the concerns of a young soldier but also sheds light on the larger humanitarian crisis unfolding in the region. As the war continues, it is crucial to acknowledge the human cost and work towards a peaceful resolution.
