He came into my office, holding a folder with documents in his hands. Intelligent appearance, thin, short stature. A conscripted student, and nothing more. But Viktor Rybko is already 32, he is a certified lawyer, he has a family, a little daughter. He also fought as a soldier in Chechnya and was wounded in Grozny.
Viktor Rybko was called up on November 17, 1993 by the Cheryomushkinsky district military registration and enlistment office of the city of Moscow. First, he ended up in the Western Group of Forces (which was stationed in Germany at that time), in the famous 6th Motorized Rifle Brigade of Berlin. Later he was transferred near Magdeburg to a tank company of the 245th motorized rifle regiment as a driver. But he did not serve there for long. In May 1994, Viktor was transferred to the 26th Tank Regiment (military unit 52467), 47th tank division Moscow Military District, stationed in Nizhny Novgorod region. Remember that turbulent time: rebellious Chechnya, the failure of the opposition to storm the "Dudaev's palace" in Grozny.
In the 20th of December, according to Viktor, information began to come to the troops about the alleged general assault on Grozny. He, as an already experienced soldier who had served for more than a year, got into the combined team of his regiment to be sent to North Caucasus.
“First, we were taken to the Tamanskaya division, and a day later, in full gear, bulletproof vests, we were transported by plane to the Beslan airfield,” Rybko recalls. - There we received weapons, ammunition, and then we were assigned to military units preparing for the assault.
In the same place, in Beslan, the newcomers were offered to deposit military tickets - someone understood that an easy trip to Grozny would not work. At first, Rybko was assigned to the 503rd motorized rifle regiment. There, according to the understanding of the fighter, his documents should have followed. But on December 30, in the battles for the suburbs of Grozny, the regiment was pretty battered, and, most likely, according to Rybko, the command and staff vehicles where the documents were stored were burned. Or maybe, during an unsuccessful battle, they tried to destroy them so that they would not go to the enemy.
- There was such a case when, while already in Grozny, one of my colleagues found his military ID in a pile of other documents on the street in a decorative pool, - Viktor recalls.
Rybko himself entered the battle as part of the 503rd regiment in Tolstoy-Yurt.
“I didn’t see the enemy in the face then,” he shot at random from a machine gun, but when they entered Grozny on the night of December 31 to January 1, it came to hand-to-hand combat, he says.
The fight was brutal, crazy. The combat formations of motorized riflemen were mixed up. From the glow of fires, burning equipment at night it was light as during the day, and during the day, on the contrary, it was gloomy from the soot.
- When on January 1 the battle calmed down a bit, - my interlocutor continues the story, - I asked the soldiers around me: “Guys, who are you? Where?" - and for the first time I heard that they were from the 693rd motorized rifle regiment, that a part of them had been standing near Grozny almost since November, and that their permanent place of deployment was Vladikavkaz.
What was the name of your platoon leader? - I specify.
- I don’t know ... We talked by name: Sergey, Kolya, Vitya, Misha. No last names.
- Did you even remember the names of the officer, the platoon commander?
- Well, there was Lieutenant Seryozha, a tanker. There was such a mess around that my head was spinning. We took up defense near the park of culture and recreation, we take a breath as a group in the basement of the Terek restaurant, destroyed, burned ... personnel, mechanics-drivers, operators-gunners. Several fighters rise and silently leave. So people, companies, regiments mixed up.
Rybko himself fought in Grozny as a submachine gunner. On January 7, a column of the 693rd regiment began to fight its way into the city center. At the Yubileiny cinema, a bullet pierced through the right thigh of a soldier. The wounded moaned nearby, there were many killed. Overcoming the pain, Victor crawled away from the zone of destructive fire and took cover at the cinema's spiral staircase. They picked him up, put a tourniquet on him, injected him with promedol and loaded him into an APC. It was already full of bleeding wounded. They were taken to the same park of culture and recreation, from where they had recently gone forward and where the rear tent city was now located. Here Rybko was treated for a wound, bandaged and sent to a hospital near Grozny. Then there was a helicopter flight to Vladikavkaz, by plane - to Ivanovo. In the local military hospital, the soldier healed the wound until February 8. Right there, by the way, he was issued a new military ID to replace the lost one and sent to the Nizhny Novgorod region, to his native 26th tank regiment of the 47th tank division, from where he departed at the time for the North Caucasus.
The wounded man was immediately granted leave, and three months later, on May 17, 1995, Rybko was transferred to the reserve. In the regiment, that is, in military unit 52467, they made an entry in his military ID that he “took part in hostilities in the Chechen Republic”, had a “gunshot through bullet wound of the soft tissues of the right thigh on January 7, 1995.” and dismissed "at the end of military service."
Civil life began, memories of the war were gradually relegated to the background. After being transferred to the reserve, Viktor worked for a year in the police, then was engaged in small business, changed several jobs, including 6 years as a tower crane operator. At the same time, he studied in absentia at a law school. He was not allowed to completely forget Chechnya by a aching wound (his leg began to dry out) and the staff of the military registration and enlistment office. On holidays, he was invited to meetings of veterans, presented with gifts. How: he fought, he is wounded! But he waved it off: thank God, they let me into the metro for free on a military ticket, where there was a record of the wound, and about more, say, state award, which is quite worthy, I never thought.
Meanwhile, on November 27, 2002, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed Federal Law No. 158 “On Amendments and Additions to the Federal Law “On Veterans”, according to which persons who performed tasks during the armed conflict in the Chechen Republic and in the territories adjacent to it Russian Federation assigned to the zone of armed conflict: from December 1994 to December 1996, as well as those who performed tasks during the counter-terrorist operation on the territory of the North Caucasus region from August 1999. Rybko immediately turned to his Cheryomushkinsky district military registration and enlistment office with a request to issue a preferential certificate due to him. But ... was refused. To the list military units, who fought in the North Caucasus, units in which service gave the right to the status of a federal beneficiary, his 26th tank regiment stationed in the Nizhny Novgorod region, of course, did not hit, and other documents to recognize the wounded soldier as a combat veteran were not enough.
- Now I regret that I did not leave the 503rd or 693rd regiments, in which I fought. In the hospital, I was offered to return to these units, but then I preferred my native regiment, - Victor sighs. - On the other hand, my brother-soldiers of the 26th tank regiment, with whom I went to the North Caucasus and who preferred to leave their new military units, have no problems obtaining a certificate.
In the Cheryomushkinsky district military commissariat, no one disputes the rights of Viktor Rybko, he is considered a federal beneficiary, but they cannot circumvent the law. Refused the soldier and the Moscow city draft board. It is impossible to say that officials disown Rybko. According to him, requests were made from the district military registration and enlistment office about the involvement of a Muscovite soldier in the personnel of the 503rd and 693rd regiments, but no answers were received, just as there was no answer on the same occasion from the Central Archive of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation (g . Podolsk). And this is quite understandable. The soldier was seconded to these units by verbal order, managed to fight for a little more than a week, the documentation, apparently, was not kept. But the wound is also evidence. And what else!
Now Viktor Borisovich works in a law firm. He is determined to defend his rights in court. In turn, Krasnaya Zvezda recommended Rybko to address her problem to the Reception Office of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation. There is such a problem, unfortunately, is known. The tragic events of the first Chechen campaign affected more than one human fate, and many military personnel still cannot receive benefits paid with blood. The algorithm of actions is also known. I myself remember how, at the next reception on personal matters, restoring justice, the Minister of Defense in front of my eyes handed over the certificate of a combat veteran to the same unfairly offended soldier as Viktor Rybko.
Pictured: Viktor RYBKO with his daughter Anna (May 2005).
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916 station FPS 42781In 1945, the division arrived in the North Caucasian Military District and was deployed in the city of Vladikavkaz.
In May-June 1946, the 19th Rifle Division was reorganized into the 11th Separate Rifle Brigade. All battalions of the brigade were stationed in the city of Ordzhonikidze (1944-1954 Dzaudzhikau, since 1990 Vladikavkaz).
In August 1949, the 11th separate rifle brigade was deployed to the 19th mountain rifle division of the 12th mountain rifle corps.
In 1954, the division became known as the 19th Rifle Division.
In 1955, the division was renamed the 19th Rifle Division.
In 1957, the division was reorganized into the 92nd motorized rifle division.
Its members included:
429th motorized rifle orders of Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky regiment (former 315th rifle regiment);
32nd motorized rifle orders of Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky regiment (former 32nd joint venture);
201st motorized rifle regiment (former 201st joint venture, until 1955 1310th joint venture).
According to the order of the Minister of Defense of the USSR No. 00147 dated November 17, 1964, in order to preserve combat traditions, the 92nd motorized rifle division was renamed the 19th motorized rifle division.
On November 19, 1972, the 1329th separate anti-tank artillery battalion was formed as part of the division.
In 1979, on the eve of the Afghan events, the 32nd Motorized Rifle Order of Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky Regiment was relocated to the city of Osh in the Kirghiz SSR. There, on the basis of the 196th Ogsp and the 32nd MSP, the 860th Omsp and the 32nd Omsp were formed. The 860th OMSP was introduced into Afghanistan. In 1981, on the basis of the 32nd Omsp, the 68th Ogmsbr was deployed.
Instead of the departed 32nd SME, the 503rd motorized rifle regiment was formed as part of the division.
In 1990, the division included:
201st motorized rifle regiment (Vladikavkaz): 31 T-72; 6 infantry fighting vehicles (4 BMP-1, 2 BRM-1K), 4 BTR-70; 6 - 2S1 "Carnation", 12 - 2S12 "Sled"; 5 R-145BM; 8 MT-LBT
429th motorized rifle orders of Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky regiment (Vladikavkaz): 31 T-72; 6 infantry fighting vehicles (4 BMP-1, 2 BRM-1K), 4 BTR-70; 12 - 2S12 "Sled"; 5 R-145BM; 8 MT-LBT; 1 MTU-20
503rd motorized rifle regiment (Vladikavkaz): 31 T-72; 6 infantry fighting vehicles (4 BMP-1, 2 BRM-1K), 4 BTR-70; 12 - 2S1 "Carnation", 12 - 2S12 "Sled"; 2 BMP-1KSh, 3 R-145BM; 8 MT-LBT
397th Tank Regiment (Vladikavkaz): 94 T-72s; 16 BMPs (9 BMP-2s, 5 BMP-1s, 2 BRM-1Ks), 3 BTR-70s; 2 BMP-1KSh, 3 R-145BM; 2 RCM; MT-LBT; 3 MTU-20
292nd Artillery Regiment (Prokhladny): 12 - 9P140 Uragan, 12 BM-21 Grad; 4 PRP-4, 1 PRP-3, 6 - 1V18, 2 - 1V19, 1 R-145BM, 1 R-156BTR, and 60 MT-LBT
1165th anti-aircraft artillery regiment;
90th separate missile division;
1329th separate anti-tank artillery battalion;
108th separate reconnaissance battalion (Vladikavkaz): 17 infantry fighting vehicles (10 BMP-1, 7 BRM-1K); 2 R-145BM, 1 R-156BTR;
524th separate communications battalion (Vladikavkaz): 10 R-145BM;
1493rd separate engineer-sapper battalion (Vladikavkaz): 3 UR-67;
344th separate repair and restoration battalion;
1096th separate battalion of material support.
187 tanks (T-72);
51 infantry fighting vehicles (9 BMP-2, 27 BMP-1, 15 BRM-1K);
18 self-propelled guns 2S1 "Carnation";
36 mortars 2S12 "Sani";
24 MLRS (12 - 9P140 Uragan, 12 BM-21 Grad).
In 1991, to the city of Vladikavkaz at the base of the 19th motorized rifle division The 12th Guards Tank Uman Order of Lenin Order of the Red Banner Order of Suvorov Division was withdrawn from the city of Neuruppin, GDR. The division was soon disbanded. The Battle Banner and Orders of the 200th Guards Motorized Rifle Fastov Order of Lenin The Red Banner Orders of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky Regiment were transferred to the 503rd Motorized Rifle Regiment.
The reorganization of the 19th motorized rifle division began.
For this purpose, a motorized rifle regiment, a tank regiment, a separate engineering and engineer battalion, a separate company of chemical protection and motorized rifle battalions of tank regiments of the 12th Guards Tank Division that arrived in the North Caucasus Military District from the Western Group of Forces were disbanded, and equipment and personnel were sent to resupply units of the 19th motorized rifle division of the North Caucasus Military District.
The 1165th anti-aircraft artillery regiment was disbanded. Instead, the 481st anti-aircraft missile regiment, redeployed from the GDR, entered the 19th motorized rifle division. The regiment was under group command.
The 18th separate reconnaissance battalion of the 12th Guards Tank Division was merged with the 108th separate reconnaissance battalion of the 19th motorized rifle division and the 239th separate reconnaissance battalion was formed.
The 1493rd separate engineer-sapper battalion received an honorary name and an award from the 136th separate guards engineering-sapper Order of the Red Star of the Demblin battalion of the 12th Guards Tank Division.
In 1992-1993, the division took part in the conflict in North Ossetia.
On July 1, 1994, as part of the division, on the basis of a separate company of the RHBZ, the 532nd separate battalion of the RHBZ was formed.
In the second half of 1994, the 397th tank regiment was reorganized into the 141st separate tank battalion.
On June 1, 1995, the 42nd Army Corps, which included the 19th Motor Rifle Division, was transformed into the 58th Combined Arms Army of the Red Banner North Caucasus Military District.
In 1995, the 429th motorized rifle regiment was redeployed from Vladikavkaz to the city of Mozdok.
From December 11, 1994 to November 1996, the division fought in Chechnya. Participated in the capture of Grozny, the storming of the presidential palace, Shatoy, Bamut, Old Achkhoy and other cities and towns.
During the fighting in Chechnya, the division lost 287 soldiers and officers.
With tvolov Sergey Nikolaevich - commander of the 503rd guards motorized rifle Fastov Order of Lenin of the Red Banner orders of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky regiment of the 19th motorized rifle Voronezh-Shumlinskaya Orders of the Red Banner Suvorov and the Red Banner of Labor of the division of the 58th Army of the North Caucasian Military District, Guard Colonel.
Graduated high school No. 10 in Pervouralsk and vocational school No. 6 in the same place. He worked as an electrician at the Novotrubny plant. Since 1982 - in the Armed Forces of the USSR. He graduated from the Sverdlovsk Military-Political Tank Artillery School in 1986. Since 1985 he served in the 44th training division airborne troops(city of Jonava, Lithuanian SSR). He commanded a platoon and a company. In 1987-1989 he fought in Afghanistan as part of the 103rd Guards Airborne Division. After returning to the USSR, he served in the Byelorussian SSR, was chief of staff - deputy commander and commander of a battalion of a separate airborne brigade in the Stavropol Territory. He took part in the localization of interethnic armed conflicts in Nagorno-Karabakh, Tajikistan, and Transnistria.
As a battalion commander, he passed the first Chechen war 1994 - 1996. Even then, he was distinguished among the commanders of the Russian army by the ability to conduct decisive and competent fighting with minimal losses. The heroism of the officer was legendary throughout the North Caucasian military district. Sergey Stvolov was three times awarded with orders Courage - in all the power structures of Russia there are only a few dozen people who have received this award three times. He was seriously wounded during the storming of Grozny in January 1995. When his subordinates carried him out from under fire, he forced them to return back and, first of all, evacuate the wounded soldiers of his battalion. Subsequently, he escaped from the hospital and returned to his unit.
In 1999 he graduated from the Combined Arms Academy. Since September 1999, Colonel Stvolov fought in Dagestan as commander of the 503rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment. He led the actions of the regiment during the capture of the fortified villages of Karamakhi and Chabanmakhi. Since October 1999, the regiment has been advancing with battles across the territory of the Chechen Republic as part of the military group "West". During the capture of the village of Ishcherskaya, Colonel Stvolov first, with skillful maneuvers, surrounded a large gang in the area of the village, and then attacked with the main forces from the direction of the village, which the bandits considered their rear and from where they did not expect an attack.
During the assault on Grozny, the regiment also successfully operated in street battles. As before, the commander himself showed an example of courage for his subordinates. When the militants tried to recapture the strongholds captured by the guards, Colonel Stvolov personally brought the artillery battalion to direct fire and shot the attacking militants with powerful fire at close range. Then, without letting them come to their senses, he raised the subdivision in a counterattack and completely cleared the territory of the plant, which had been turned into a powerful center of resistance, from them. In another battle, at the head of a group, he went to the rear of the militants and personally destroyed an anti-tank guided missile launcher with a crew. In battles he was wounded 4 times, including twice - seriously.
In further battles, Sergei Stvolov served as chief of staff of the Zapad grouping (since January 2000) and deputy commander of the 205th motorized rifle brigade. In March 2000, he participated in the assault on the village of Komsomolskoye.
At by order of the President of the Russian Federation of September 9, 2000 for courage and heroism shown during the counter-terrorist operation in the North Caucasus region, Guards Colonel Stvolov Sergey Nikolaevich awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation.
Continued service in Russian Army. On October 14, 2001, the commander of the 503rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment, Colonel Sergei Nikolaevich Stvolov, died in a car accident near Vladikavkaz. Buried in Pervouralsk.
He was awarded the Soviet Order of the Red Star, the Russian three Orders of Courage, the Order of Military Merit, medals, including the medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 2nd degree with the image of swords.
On Friday night in the village of Troitskaya in the Sunzhensky district of Ingushetia, an attack was made on the 503rd motorized rifle regiment, which covers the border between Ingushetia and Chechnya. According to RIA News , a large gang fired at the location of the regiment with hand grenade launchers, machine guns and automatic small arms.
Shot from the cemetery
The military has officially confirmed the attack, but has yet to release details. As the commander of the 58th Army stated on information support Andrei Lyatychevsky, a detailed report on the incident will be ready by mid-afternoon. But it is already known that no one was injured during the attack, Lyatychevsky said.
At the same time, the Ingushetia.Ru website reports that there are many dead and wounded among the servicemen. Indirectly, information about the losses is confirmed by the message ITAR-TASS . The agency reports that ambulances are entering and leaving the territory of the regiment.
According to "Ingushetia.Ru", the attack began at 00:45 and lasted until 01:10. As transmits ITAR-TASS The militants fired from several directions. At the same time, a RIA Novosti source in the Sunzhensky District Department of Internal Affairs says that the shooting was carried out from the direction of the Muslim cemetery, located not far from the military unit. The police who visited the cemetery found cartridge cases from machine guns and two shells from an underbarrel grenade launcher. Law enforcement agencies assume that nine shots from a grenade launcher were fired at the unit. According to information ITAR-TASS More than 10 people were involved in the attack.
Barrier on the border
The 503rd Motorized Rifle Regiment, which is part of the 58th Army, has been on the territory of Chechnya since January 1995. According to the former commander of the Vladikavkaz Army Corps, General Gennady Troshev, before being sent to Chechnya, the regiment was equipped with new armored, automotive and engineering equipment. The regiment took part in the battles in Grozny near Minutka Square and on the outskirts of Shali. In the autumn of 1996 he was taken out of Chechnya.
Now the regiment covers the Chechen section of the administrative border between Ingushetia and Chechnya. In July 2005, Sergei Ivanov, then Minister of Defense, promised to transfer the regiment completely to the contract in the very near future.
Wave of terror
This is not the first major attack on police and military personnel. The largest was made on June 22, 2004. Then several groups of militants attacked the buildings of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ingushetia and the 137th border detachment in Nazran, the village of Karabulak and the village of Sleptsovskaya. More than 90 people died as a result.
In recent days, a whole wave of attacks and attacks directed against employees has swept across the republic. border service, militia and officials at various levels. At the end of June, a man was killed in a bomb explosion in Karabulak. Half an hour before the explosion, unidentified persons fired automatic weapons at a UAZ car with members of the Ingush riot police. Luckily no one was hurt. On Tuesday, Khavash Dourbekov, deputy head of the administration of the Leninsky district of Nazran, was shot dead in the same Karabulak. They also shot at Nazran, where the car of one of the police officers was fired at.
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Dear Sergey Kuzhugetovich!
Appeals to you, with a request to help understand the recognition as a participant in hostilities and the issuance of the appropriate certificate:
Zhalybin Maxim Alekseevich March 31, 1983 year of birth
Resident at the address: Tomsk region, Kolpashevsky district, Kolpashevo city, Stroiteley street, 16, apt. 56
The essence of my problem lies in the fact that from 2001 to 2003 he went through a military military service on conscription in the North Caucasus in the 58th army of the 19th division of the 503rd regiment in the military unit 29483 of the city of Vladikavkaz. In February 2002, our unit was disbanded and we were transferred to the Republic of Ingushetia, the village of Troitskaya.
Approximately from September 25, 2002 to October 14, 2002, I was on a military outing in the village of Galashki in the Republic of Ingushetia as part of a group of troops of the 503rd regiment of the 58th army of the 19th division. On September 27, 2002, there was a clash with a detachment of Ruslan Gelaev. This fact is present in Russian newspaper and posted online.
From February 1, 2003 to February 28, 2003, we were on combat duty on the Chicheno-Ingush border, five kilometers from the village of Datykh.
After being transferred to the reserve in May 2003, I was given my military ID with a train ticket.
When registering with the Military Commissariat, it was established that there was a record that during such and such a period he took part in establishing constitutional order on the territory of the Chechen Republic and Ingushetia. This record was signed by the Unit Commander, but the seal of the unit was missing.
I wrote an application for the issuance of a military veteran's certificate. This application was refused to me, referring to the fact that the seal of the unit was missing and my participation in hostilities was not confirmed by anything.
I made a request to military unit 29483, to which I received a certificate stating that: (I write verbatim) I went through such and such a period military service in this part and on the basis of the order of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation No. 77 dated April 13, 2004, according to extracts from the “list of military units, units and groups of the RF Armed Forces that are part of the OGV (s) to conduct a counter-terrorist operation on the territory of the North Caucasus region of the Russian Federation (derivative General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation dated May 27, 2002 No. 314/12/0379) and from the list of military command and control bodies, formations of military units and bodies of the RF Armed Forces participating and involved in performing tasks in the zone of armed conflict in the Chechen Republic (directives general staff Armed Forces of the Russian Federation dated October 24, 2002. 314/12/0710) is equated to combat veterans in the RF Armed Forces.
It turned out that this certificate is not the basis for issuing a certificate to me.
I wrote to the prosecutor's office of Vladikavkaz and was refused everywhere. There is no information, nothing was handed over to the archive, and that's it.
In 2013, I again made requests to all the Central Archives of the Ministry of Defense from 3 archives that there was no information, but from the Central Archive of the Ministry of Defense located in the city of Pugachev Saratov region came archival certificate indicating two periods of participation in hostilities. The archival certificate states (I am writing verbatim): In the order of the commander of unit 29483, under the number such and such from the current number “On the performance of service and combat tasks on the administrative border with the Chechen Republic on the territory of the Ingush Republic in the area of the village of Troitskaya” it says: performing service and combat missions on the administrative border with the Chechen Republic in the area locality Trinity Republic of Ingushetia in the period from 1 to 30 June 2002 and 1 to February 28, 2003, to count the length of service on a preferential basis 1 day for 1.5 days and below are my data, period, number of days.
And these certificates from the archive do not give grounds for issuing a certificate to me. Even in these references, my middle name is incorrectly indicated instead of Alekseevich, Alexandrovich is indicated.
Military unit 29483 no longer exists since 2007.
I don't know what to do and how to proceed. Almost 13 years have passed and the further the more difficult.
Sergey Kuzhugetovich I ask you to help me in this situation. I have no one else to rely on. I am ready to provide copies of all certificates and documents that I have for trial.
Thank you in advance!
My e-mail address: [email protected] Zhalybin Maxim Alekseevich