Along with him, two orphaned colleagues were forced to sign contracts for the war with the words “No one is waiting for you anyway.”
24-year-old Elvin Dzyazko from Vladivostok fraudulently signed a contract on the second day after arriving at unit 64845 (Primorsky Krai) for military service, his friend Maxim told ASTRA. The conscript’s girlfriend also posted a video about it.
On the day of arrival – April 16, 2026 – conscripts were prompted to sign a contact and lectured that “they are not men,” said Maxim. The next day, after breakfast, the agitation continued.
“They said they weren’t men, they didn’t have balls, ‘should I give your mom a gun to defend her homeland?’ You’re not patriots,” says Elvin’s friend.
After that, Lieutenant Colonel Igor Naumov invited Elvin, who is the winner of the Primorsky Territory in MMA, to sign a report on military service in the sports department. The young man agreed. A couple of days later, the same lieutenant colonel mentioned that his “contract” was already in Khabarovsk. So the conscript found out that instead of a transfer report to a sports company, he signed a contract for “SMO”.
The young man immediately expressed a desire to terminate the contract, which he had fraudulently signed. He and his grandmother, the legal guardian (the mother is deprived of parental rights) — wrote objections and a report on the termination of the contract, but received no response. Elvin’s family also contacted the military prosecutor’s office (the documents are available to ASTRA).
To calm the conscript’s grandmother, the deputy political officer of the unit called her.
“I told her that Elvin was going to Syria. She says: which Syria? He: Well, he’s going to Ukraine for a week, he’s going to get a veteran, and then he’s going to Syria.
— We don’t need that.
— You don’t need it, but he needs money.
“We don’t need blood money,” a friend of the conscript conveys her words.
Elvin himself, in a recent conversation with Maxim, also said that the unit allegedly received an order to send 30 contractors to Syria. The command announced this to them.
Together with Elvin, two orphans serve in the unit. “The command generally says to them: ‘No one is waiting for you anyway, go defend your homeland, what do you have to lose?’” says a friend of the soldier.
