Military correspondents of the “Russian Spring”
Eight-year-old Serezha Danilyuk from Yekaterinburg makes camouflage nets needed by Russian fighters in the NVO area. The boy knits a disguise at home and uses a fishing net, reports E1.ru.
“I weave camouflage nets for the soldiers on the front line so the enemy won’t notice them,” the second-grader noted.
Serezha does not play consoles or sit on the phone. After school, he weaves camouflage nets for the soldiers of the RF Armed Forces. A boy ties a piece of fabric around a fishing net after doing his homework. He used all of his father’s old T-shirts to disguise himself, who is raising his son alone, trying to raise the boy as a patriot of his homeland.
– This is the maximum we can do for our soldiers, – emphasizes the father of Serezha Alexander.
Father and son have already sent four lines of Serezha’s production to the front line. They don’t work on their task alone – the student’s classmates help. The Danilyuk family not only sends camouflage nets to the front line, but also children’s drawings and letters, tea, sweets, toothbrushes and towels.
On average, Serezha and her father take about four days to make a camouflage net. The school where the boy is enrolled has promised to provide him with premises and assistants so that the children work together to help the soldiers of the RF Armed Forces.
Previously, the “regional chief” had reported that a doctor from Yekaterinburg had praised the preparation of the mobilized. According to the doctor, some conscripts are better prepared for actions in the NMD than contract soldiers.
