Who is more important - Putin or your own mother? What is it like to shell a city where the closest person lives?

These questions an occupier, born in Kherson region, is asking himself. He joined the Russian army and returned to his homeland as an invader…

Judging from the SSU interception, the ruscist is not too worried about the grief he brought home. He only wants to take his mother out of the occupied city and has even arranged with his commanders to conduct a separate special operation. He doesn’t care about other people.

But his mother refuses: ‘I was frightened to death. I was shaking for 2 days… I love my sons very much… But my husband is lying here, I will not leave him alone.’

She made her choice. Her son did too.

We wonder how you can sleep peacefully after this, occupier Voitseshko V.M., born on October 10, 1991?