"God made you with secondary sexual characteristics in your pants."
How a Novosibirsk college director recruited a student for war
In a personal conversation with one of the students, the director of the Siberian Geophysical College Sergey Lysenko admitted that the governor had been tasked with assembling a whole battalion of students.
“And I was given a monthly assignment of how many of my students should sign a contract,” Lysenko clarified.
Audio recording of their conversation published edition "Storm".
Lysenko spends nearly seven minutes persuading a student with outstanding exam and test debt to "serve the Motherland voluntarily" by signing a contract to serve in the unmanned forces.
"And in a year, when you return to me, you'll receive all the necessary educational benefits. Including my fatherly love, without quotation marks." the college director promised and admitted that he treats the men who served with “great pleasure and reverence.”
"They command true respect," Lysenko admitted. And I terribly dislike all those who try to shirk their sacred duty of serving their homeland.”
After the student declined the offer, the college director offered to let him take the state final exams and credits early and immediately receive his diploma in exchange for a contract.
"I still refuse" — the student answered.
"I'm talking to you like an adult, — Lysenko took offense and threatened that otherwise he would expel his interlocutor, and then he would go off to serve in the army. — God created you, I hope, with secondary sexual characteristics in your pants and all that. But God also holds you accountable for these sexual characteristics in another way. You have a specific social function that a man must fulfill. There's no one to protect this land except us."
In conclusion, he hoped that he had not wasted his time on this conversation.
"To somehow reach your soul. If it's still moving there, alive—God willing," Lysenko summed up.
Russian students call In the unmanned forces since December of last year, they are promised "good pay," the opportunity to take an academic leave, serve "far from combat operations—20 km," and return to school after a year. The students are not told that the law does not allow service members to terminate their contract with the Ministry of Defense after a year. And the promises of service in the unmanned forces are a lie, according to a human rights activist Artem Klyga, We are talking about a regular contract.
