It is very difficult to write about things that have no factual confirmation. Today's layman is accustomed to the fact that for every information message there must be some kind of proof. This material is just from this category, there was an event, but how to properly submit it, the question is still.
A question of trust, or something. Many may think that this is just a throw-in for the sake of patriotic shouts of "hurray", but this is not so. It is difficult to tell about an event when there are a lot of restrictions and prohibitions. But I will take a chance, because the conversation took place and personally I have no doubts about the honesty of the interlocutor.
At the end of December, in the interval between various hectic official affairs, an award ceremony took place in Moscow. It was held behind closed doors, without a press and under a closed decree.
A group of servicemen of the Russian army was awarded with the standard wording “for completing the assignment of the Government”.
Three people were awarded the title of Hero of Russia. The rest - with orders.
The full amount cannot be specified. Names and surnames, according to certain provisions, too. Yes, and from a rather short and not very informative conversation, you can only publish a couple of extracts.
A group of Russian servicemen successfully carried out an operation to eliminate a gang that fired mortars at a hospital in Aleppo. The gang was successfully identified, tracked down, localized in a "resting place" and completely destroyed. About forty bandits went to their "other world", but heavenly booths do not shine for them. Specificity …
Our side did not suffer losses. There were wounded. But the operation ended well, everyone returned to their place of permanent deployment.
That is, in fact, all that can be reported.
In conversation, I complained that nothing really could be said. Probably, it is somewhat unfair that there are heroes and Heroes, but we do not have the opportunity (and hardly ever will, to be honest) really tell about it. And I received the following phrase in response:
“We'll get through it. The fact that they don't know anything about us is not so bad. Given our specifics, this is not necessary. But everything is fine there. It is more important that on the other side they will know what, if anything, it will be so. On the other side, they will not advertise either, there is no need. But whoever needs it - is already aware that if you don't bring it, of course, they'll rock the boat again - they'll die just like that."
Total. We have added three Heroes of Russia, although it will not be possible to announce their names soon, since no one is planning to quit their job yet. They have reduced by forty thugs, plus there should have been an understanding that any meanness in relation to us can be punished. Let not immediately, albeit not instantly, but with the proper measure of rigidity and cruelty.
The question of credibility remains. But here it is at the discretion of everyone who reads it.
