Former football player of the Russian national team Diniyar Bilyaletdinov received a summons at the age of 37

Football coach Diniyar Bilyaletdinov, who played for the Russian national football team in 2005-2012, received a summons from the military registration and enlistment office as part of a partial mobilization. Now Mr. Bilyaletdinov is 37 years old, he did not serve in the armed forces of Russia.

“Diniyar received a summons, I learned about it today. When he comes, they will ask some questions,” said Rinat Bilyaletdinov (quoted by TASS). He noted that his son was in military service with a sports bias and he had no combat experience.

“He was seconded to Lokomotiv, came to the unit to extend the trip and served on a new travel certificate,” said Diniyar Bilyaletdinov’s father, noting that “the president established a partial (mobilization.— “b”), everything must be according to the law ”(soldiers, foremen and warrant officers up to 35 years of age are subject to partial mobilization).

Bilyaletdinov played for Moscow Lokomotiv, Spartak, Torpedo, Makhachkala Anzhi, Kazan Rubin, English Everton and Lithuanian Trakai. Now he is a member of the coaching staff of the Rodina-2 football club, which plays in the Second League.

Citizens from the reserve with the necessary military specialties and combat experience are subject to partial mobilization – primarily soldiers, foremen and warrant officers under 35 years old and junior officers up to 50 years old.

Maria Fedotova