A Belarusian man was enslaved in a factory in Dagestan. He escaped, Russian police arrested him and forced him to go to the front.
Yevgeny Kamenkov moved to Moscow to work. He was lured under false pretences by a group of Dagestani men, who burned his documents and forced him to work in a factory in Dagestan. Yevgeny tried to escape from Dagestan seven times. When he finally succeeded, he was caught by the Russian police. He was then arrested and forced to sign a contract with the MOD.
In the end, Kamenkov ended up at the front, near Mariinka in the Donbass. He was in one of the “expendable units” used by the Russians for large wave assaults.
Belarusian news described his experience:
"He turned back - they shot him. He didn't follow the order - they shot him. "They ‘zeroed out’ eight people in my presence, not counting the Ukrainian prisoner of war... There were 9 people left in my group out of 82," Kamenkov says. According to Kamenkov, he miraculously managed to survive after his own people tried to "zero out" him using an FPV drone when he was walking to the Ukrainian positions to surrender. The Ukrainians provided him with the necessary medical care, for which he is very grateful to them and apologizes for coming to their land with weapons.
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