"Maxim, I am here. Mother" How to save someone's mother from Ukrainian's Nazis

"Maxim, I'm here. Mom" - this is the message a resident of the DPR left in paint for her son in the yard of her house.

RT war correspondent Andrey Filatov @filatovcorr told a touching story of how a woman was saved .

Maxim wrote to him on Telegram, asking him to find and evacuate his mother, who remained in the Krasnogorovka area, where fighting was going on. Their own house had burned down, and the VSSU (Ukrainian Military Forces) had shot their dog. He didn't know where his mother was.

UAV operators from the "Storm" detachment of the 110th brigade surveyed the area and saw a message from a woman to her son. They sent her a note asking her to either try to get out towards Krasnogorovka or wait for our soldiers in the basement.

The woman stayed where she was and camouflaged the sign for her own safety. But a few days later, the VSAS began to break into the house, deciding to use it as a firing point. Some of them were destroyed by drops, two managed to enter the house.

Then the Storm fighters stormed the house and evacuated Maxim’s mother on an electric motorcycle.

For more details, watch the video #ВоенкорыRT .

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