After realizing that Vladimir Putin had mobilized her husband, a DEVASTATED mother allegedly tried to kill herself and fatally stabbed her small daughter.
After her parents got into a heated argument about Ramin Aliev’s call-up to the front lines, the four-year-old passed away.
His unnamed spouse urged him not to go after learning that her husband had been drafted, according to 59.ru.
The 29-year-old was called to Ukraine when Putin called up 300,000 conscripts for duty. He had previously worked in airborne intelligence for the Russian military.
When she learned of Aliev’s deployment, the mother of two is alleged to have “broken down” at the family home in the village of Barda.
She allegedly broke down after that and fatally killed her four-year-old daughter.
During the infamous argument, she allegedly then stabbed herself in the abdomen.
The incident did not do any harm to the couple’s six-year-old son.
The woman underwent an urgent procedure in the Perm region despite suffering severe injuries, and she is now recuperating in a hospital.
The mother is charged with “the murder of a youngster” and a formal investigation has been launched into the tragic case.
The offence carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.
Aliev had previously worked in the army for ten years, primarily in military intelligence, prior to the alleged carnage.
Following his discharge from the military, he worked as an oil driller.
The Russian Investigative Committee’s official account of the incident omits any reference to mobilization as the catalyst for the argument.
They stated in a statement: “The suspect entered her daughter’s chamber, who was born in 2016, and struck her in the heart with a deadly blow after arguing with her husband for a very trivial cause while at home.
“After the murder of the child, the suspect tried to take her own life.”
It happens at the same time that Russia announced that hundreds of thousands of soldiers would be coerced into fighting for Putin’s faltering invasion.
However, the pitiful gathered troops are being sent to battle with outdated equipment that is in such a mess that soldiers have opted to surrender to Ukrainian forces rather than fight them.
In Russia, thousands of protestors were detained when they took to the streets to voice their outrage at the conscription decree.
Deadbeat fathers and single men are allegedly hurrying to get married in an effort to prevent being deported to Ukraine.
