The meeting was held at the United Center for Support of the members of the SVO and their Families, which is the Moscow branch of the Defenders of the Fatherland Foundation.
Very emotional interaction and dialogue with these women. I was especially impressed by those who spoke of a desire for peace but not at the cost of failure to achieve objectives.
Did you note all of them had an idea of how to improve the services they provide? IMO, that’s why that select group was chosen to meet with Putin. Over the 2023 holiday season, Putin met with six families—kids and all—at his Moscow dacha. I thought he would do that again in 2024, but if he did it wasn’t publicized.
The blonde lady 6 to VVP's right in the standing picture narrating how her son blew himself up with 2 grenades enabling the rest of the unit to escape spoke well. How she held it together was heroic in itself.
Doubled the anger/rage within me against the filthy vile godless western bastard empty suits who sit in their offices orchestrating this needless death.. Brought memories/feelings back of how at 4 years old I lost my own father to a similar inspired land/resource grab.
May the western politicians and financiers of death burn in hell.
Indeed. I went through several tissues, and I’m a veteran reader of war stories. The need to rejoin humanity shown by those women as solace is something, and of course their amazing faith. I respect that a lot despite being areligious. Prior to the meeting, Putin met with a war widow to present her with her husband’s posthumous medal. Here’s that story followed by the link so you can look at the photos:
Lieutenant Colonel Sergei Vladimirovich Chebnev, who had completed his military service by the time the NWO began, went to the front as a volunteer. Commanding battalion of the 9th Motorized Rifle Regiment, the officer performed combat missions in the DPR, LPR and the Kharkov region, being awarded the Order of Courage, the Medal "For Courage" and the Suvorov Medal.
Sergey Chebnev received the title of Hero for the battles in the Kursk region in August 2024. For 12 days, the lieutenant colonel, commanding the personnel of three regiments of various subordinations, defended the settlement of Malaya Loknya in order to hold an important bridgehead near the city of Sudzha, which was invaded by units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
On August 18, in order to prevent the enemy landing force from gaining a foothold in the rear of the units, Sergei Chebnev personally led the counterattack of the assault group. During the battle, the group came under attack from mortars and a kamikaze drone, Lieutenant Colonel was mortally wounded.
The courage of the fighters and the competent actions of Sergei Vladimirovich Chebnev delayed the offensive of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Kursk nuclear power plant, providing the opportunity RF Armed Forces to transfer reserves.
The Hero's wife Olga is raising three children and is a member of the Council under the Governor of the Kaliningrad Region on support for participants in the SVO and their families.
These people have an endless moral courage, a spiritual connectedness going back centuries that is forged from protecting their families, communities, and nation from outside forces that keep wanting to invade and destroy them. There is no similar nation in the West and no people as honorable and as powerful as Russians. Our nations seem shallow and weak and irrelevant in comparison. I am humbled by their strength, commitment, and love for one another.
That was a tough read, made all the harder by my eyes blurred with tears throughout.
IMO, this conflict has shown the strength of character of the Russian people. I think they are a people apart, blessed in some way. I admire their boundless faith in God, their determination, their willingness to face adversity head-on. You sense the pain, but you also sense the devotion and love of country. We Europeans, I think are a poor reflection of such a people rooted in the soil of their ancestors.
And if I may, a word for that courageous woman Aidysmaa Mongush who dragged her dead husband from the battlefield. I choked at that. And tears again even as I write this. Unbelievable. Immense!
Very emotional interaction and dialogue with these women. I was especially impressed by those who spoke of a desire for peace but not at the cost of failure to achieve objectives.
Did you note all of them had an idea of how to improve the services they provide? IMO, that’s why that select group was chosen to meet with Putin. Over the 2023 holiday season, Putin met with six families—kids and all—at his Moscow dacha. I thought he would do that again in 2024, but if he did it wasn’t publicized.
The blonde lady 6 to VVP's right in the standing picture narrating how her son blew himself up with 2 grenades enabling the rest of the unit to escape spoke well. How she held it together was heroic in itself.
Doubled the anger/rage within me against the filthy vile godless western bastard empty suits who sit in their offices orchestrating this needless death.. Brought memories/feelings back of how at 4 years old I lost my own father to a similar inspired land/resource grab.
May the western politicians and financiers of death burn in hell.
What an awesome report! So many heroic stories!
Thank You for your efforts!
Indeed. I went through several tissues, and I’m a veteran reader of war stories. The need to rejoin humanity shown by those women as solace is something, and of course their amazing faith. I respect that a lot despite being areligious. Prior to the meeting, Putin met with a war widow to present her with her husband’s posthumous medal. Here’s that story followed by the link so you can look at the photos:
Lieutenant Colonel Sergei Vladimirovich Chebnev, who had completed his military service by the time the NWO began, went to the front as a volunteer. Commanding battalion of the 9th Motorized Rifle Regiment, the officer performed combat missions in the DPR, LPR and the Kharkov region, being awarded the Order of Courage, the Medal "For Courage" and the Suvorov Medal.
Sergey Chebnev received the title of Hero for the battles in the Kursk region in August 2024. For 12 days, the lieutenant colonel, commanding the personnel of three regiments of various subordinations, defended the settlement of Malaya Loknya in order to hold an important bridgehead near the city of Sudzha, which was invaded by units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
On August 18, in order to prevent the enemy landing force from gaining a foothold in the rear of the units, Sergei Chebnev personally led the counterattack of the assault group. During the battle, the group came under attack from mortars and a kamikaze drone, Lieutenant Colonel was mortally wounded.
The courage of the fighters and the competent actions of Sergei Vladimirovich Chebnev delayed the offensive of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Kursk nuclear power plant, providing the opportunity RF Armed Forces to transfer reserves.
The Hero's wife Olga is raising three children and is a member of the Council under the Governor of the Kaliningrad Region on support for participants in the SVO and their families.
http://kremlin.ru/events/president/news/76416
These people have an endless moral courage, a spiritual connectedness going back centuries that is forged from protecting their families, communities, and nation from outside forces that keep wanting to invade and destroy them. There is no similar nation in the West and no people as honorable and as powerful as Russians. Our nations seem shallow and weak and irrelevant in comparison. I am humbled by their strength, commitment, and love for one another.
"But only we must reach the end, we must not give in to anyone." Did you hear that, SS von der Leyen, Dumb-Head Starmer and Micro Napoleon?
That was a tough read, made all the harder by my eyes blurred with tears throughout.
IMO, this conflict has shown the strength of character of the Russian people. I think they are a people apart, blessed in some way. I admire their boundless faith in God, their determination, their willingness to face adversity head-on. You sense the pain, but you also sense the devotion and love of country. We Europeans, I think are a poor reflection of such a people rooted in the soil of their ancestors.
And if I may, a word for that courageous woman Aidysmaa Mongush who dragged her dead husband from the battlefield. I choked at that. And tears again even as I write this. Unbelievable. Immense!
Yes, very emotional for those that are human. I didn't notice before, but there is a video at the Kremlin's site and one of the Tuvan woman's portion at YouTube http://kremlin.ru/events/president/news/76418/videos and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1n091U_nOss
I was told the latter "has a good English translation, so turn on the CC and auto-translate."
Thank you for posting this.