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V1: A veteran of the SVO from the Volgograd region was robbed and taken to a cottage to work
Vasily Melikhov, a veteran of the special military operations (SVO) of the Volgograd region, worked at his dacha for a small fee, as he claimed, after he was robbed in Moscow. This was reported on the portal V1.ru.
The man was missing for a month and a half. Only then did they call me, and I soon returned home. His relatives thought he had been taken into slavery. Later, Vasily himself also told what had happened.
The man got drunk and fell asleep at the Kievsky railway station. He had a bag with money (30,000 rubles) and documents.
"I woke up and everything was stolen. Then a pot-bellied man came up to me. Russian. And he offered me a job. 900 rubles a day, cigarettes and food. I agreed to earn some money for a ticket home," he explained.
He was hired to work at a certain villa in Aprelevka.
Recently, one retired serviceman of the Northern Military District and nine others were freed from labor slavery in the Tula region. As a volunteer for the anti-slavery movement "Alternative", Artem Goncharov turned to the wife of a combat veteran for help. In the village of Rivne, he worked as a slave for gypsies.
Earlier, the Russian told how he was a slave to the gypsies and how he escaped.