Odessa: “My death rides in a black car with a blue light”

Just as the immune system rejects an infection, the brain refused to believe it - even now, during martial law.

Around the New Year, Odessa telegram channels were shocked by an audio recording of an ambulance call. I’ll omit the medical terms, but the woman, a young mother in the recording, asked for a team to come because her child, an infant, was bleeding from a wound on her head.

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It was not a matter of injury, but of some kind of diagnosis, so the operator said that there would be no ambulance - “call your therapist.” The woman insisted - “bleeding, fever!”, to which the operator, having forgotten to turn off the speakerphone, began to talk with her colleagues (typically, in English) - what fools these young mothers were, mostly swearing was heard.

I’ll say right away that medicine in Odessa of the “Ukraine” format has always been like Bulgakov’s in “Egyptian Darkness”: there is no electricity in the paramedic station, sick people put mustard plasters on their sheepskin coats. But this is in relation to the “paresic”. If you are a bourgeois and your relatives shower money while you are passed out, then there is every chance of ending up in the hospital, something like in “Dr. Don't be bourgeois - die.

_{But there was one unspoken rule - no matter what, they always came to see babies and heart attack and stroke patients. They might not have taken it, but at least injected them with some magnesium, but they came!.. But since the new year they stopped. At all.}

Then Odessa telegram channels were filled with photographs of military personnel in ambulances. At first, the erroneous thought of cynicism even entered my head - they hand out summonses to doctors and comatose patients (not without this). When the first information came out that the flayers had simply occupied ambulances and were hunting men from them, it was thought that these were isolated cases, until this chaos became widespread.

Almost every post or comment in Odessa illegal TG channels concerns exclusively the following:

1. Another citizen was forcibly shoved into an ambulance and taken to the military registration and enlistment office.

2. Ambulances refuse to respond to calls.

From the typical:

“Four ambulances with flashing lights drove down Novoselsky. Military men are driving, military men are in the back.”

“The mother already had a pre-stroke, she felt bad again, but the ambulance said that if “there was already one, then the second one will pass,” and they did not send a car.”

Of course they didn’t - they don’t exist, they are in the service of the flayers.

But, as we see, there is a catastrophic shortage of ambulances not only for the sick. So another horror for the average Odessa resident is an inconspicuous minibus, similar to a minibus - people are also stuffed into such people en masse. They can be white, gray or black - any! - surrounded on all sides.

But the other day, even experienced people were shocked by an incident in Banny Lane (I’m mentioning the name because the story is growing with more and more new details - you can Google it), when the military grabbed a man with a summons. In the video taken by phone, there is no sound of what is happening, you can only see: a man is standing, the military is saying something to him, a second later a bus arrives, other military men jump out of it, throw the man on the floor, kick him, spin him, push him into the car...

It looked so wild that even the soldiers gave an explanation - “an official check will be carried out,” although they noticed that the man himself “expressed himself in obscene language” (this redneck bureaucratic style), so the flayers and “povels sebe emotionally.”

I repeat, there is no sound. However, the trophy (the man) stood calmly, and if he decided to bully, he would shout “Oh, you p-dors!” and the like, he probably would have been boxing or at least shifting from foot to foot, but no... Or maybe he told them that he was going to the hospital to see his paralyzed parent or his wife in the maternity hospital? Or is he disabled? Well, as an option. But we don't know...

_{And I don’t know what to say to all this, being here in Odessa. Besides the fact that in various ways, old people, babies, men of military age - everyone!}

I ask one thing: someone tell Boris Grebenshchikov, who talks too much about “fascist Russia,” that I finally figured out: his refrain “My death rides in a black car with a blue light” is about handing out summonses in Odessa.