Tatarstan village loses 5% of working-age men to war
In the village of Tubylgy Tau in Tatarstan, 5% of the working-age male population has been lost in the war. In Tubylgy Tau, located on the site of a 14th-century Bulgar city, fewer than half a thousand residents remain today.
Consensus
- The village of Tubylygai Tau is located in Tatarstan.
- The village has fewer than 500 residents today.
- There are approximately 130 men of working age in the village.
- At least seven men of working age from the village have died in the war against Ukraine.
- The men who died were mobilized, volunteers, or recruited from prison colonies.
- The death rate among working-age men in the village is nearly eight times higher than the average in Tatarstan.
- The war has lasted for almost four and a half years.
- Mourners in the village, including mothers and widows, have been waiting years for the return of the bodies of the dead.
- Some of those who died served only 18 days before being killed.
Coverage (5 sources)
- Hill where the lilac grew. In the Tatarstan village of Tubylgy Tau, 5% of the working-age male population died in the war — Idel.Реалии
- In the Tatarstan village of Tubylgy Tau, today fewer than half a thousand residents remain. Of them, men of working age — all... — Радио Свобода
- Hill where the lilac grew. In the Tatarstan village of Tubylgy Tau, 5% of the working-age male population died in the war — Север.Реалии
- Hill where the lilac grew. In the Tatarstan village of Tubylgy Tau, 5% of the working-age male population died in the war — Сибирь.Реалии
- Hill where the lilac grew. In the Tatarstan village of Tubylgy Tau, 5% of the working-age male population died in the war — Idel.Реалии