To the Russian Federation sent a summons of the "missing" sailor from the cruiser "Moscow" - Roszmi

The seafarer, who was serving in the missile cruiser, was a summons with the threat to be responsible for failure. In the Russian St. Petersburg, the military enlistment office sent a summons of the family of Mikhail T. (name changed), which is considered missing. About it reports "Fontanka". The military enlistment office asks to arrive Michael to clarify the documents of military accounting for mobilization. For failure to appear without good reason, he is threatened with responsibility.

However, as the sailor's family said, there are no news about him for half a year. Michael was a cook on the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Moscow rocket cruiser. "The summons can be another ray of hope for him," Michael's friends said about his mother's response to receiving the summons. It is noted that Michael is still undergoing conscript service. The fact that he is considered to be missing is missing, officials in the military enlistment office may not know.

Therefore, they were told to journalists that they could mistakenly send to Michael's summons. As one of the missing friends told, Michael went into the army, because he could not solve the "alternative way" of the issue of conscription. Before the military service in the army, Michael worked in the profession - inspecting the wagons at the sorting station. All friends denied Michael from the service, but my mother said it was an act of a real man.

After destroying the ship by the Armed Forces, no one saw Michael. Those who survived said they saw Coca before the explosion. He went to a warehouse with food, after which no one saw him. Officially, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation recognized 27 missing persons and 17 dead. 396 of the military is allegedly evacuated. We will remind, the Sevastopol court recognized the dead sailors from the missile cruiser "Moscow". According to the Ministry of Defense, 17 people were killed.