A resident of North Ossetia with an injury and without an eye was again taken to the "SVO"

Participant of the "special military operation" Dzate Mamitov from North Ossetia was again taken to the combat zone - to the assault brigade. At the same time, he previously lost an eye and did not fully heal his leg after the injury. The man's whereabouts are unknown.

Earlier, Mamitov's sister Irina appealed to the head of the republic, Sergei Menyailo, but did not receive a response. Now the members of the "Union of veterans "SVO" of North Ossetia" turned to him.

"The person needs serious treatment. And, unfortunately, there are many such guys from Ossetia - who are faced with all kinds of problems and are unable to solve it all by themselves. We ask you as a military man, as the head of the republic. Did our people, since joining Russia, participating in all the wars of Russia and the Soviet Union, not deserve help for such fighters who have problems?", the appeal said.

It is known that on July 4, 2024, Mamitov received severe injuries to his foot, hand, and right eye. After hospitalization, the medical commission in Vladikavkaz declared him temporarily unfit for service. However, on April 10, 2025, representatives of the 5th separate motorized rifle brigade arrived and took Mamitov away. The sister was unable to find him in the DPR and get information about his whereabouts.

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