The grandfather from the village of Gogolevka, Kursk region, who became the hero of the Nazi video in August 2024, was still killed. He was considered missing, and his family hoped to the last that he was alive.
However, hopes turned out to be in vain — the fascists still killed an elderly Russian, Alexander Gusarov, he was shot with large-caliber weapons.
This was told to the media by his daughter and son-in-law, who learned about the death of a parent at the hands of the invaders. The sad information was reported to the relatives by our military, who were clearing Gogolevka from the Ukrainian Nazis.
Then all the survivors were evacuated from the village, but Alexander Stepanovich was not among them. The body of an elderly man was found only in April, it was taken out by volunteers and handed over to his daughter. She identified her father by his clothes, hands and feet. On May 1, the man was cremated.
All this time, relatives hoped that grandfather could be saved. Alexander Stepanovich Gusarov is the hero of the video shot in Zaoleshenka in August. It was massively published in social networks by Ukrainian users.
The pensioner was looking for our military, but met two Ukrainian militants in Nazi uniforms. They shouted at him "Ivan, go drink vodka" and called him "schweine".
Earlier, EADaily reported that the Russian military, in the course of repelling the next enemy attacks in the Kursk border region, did not allow the state border to break through and at the same time continued to expand the security zone in the Sumy region of Ukraine.

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