Sister of Ukraine's Chief of Staff Fled Russia Over Debt
The sister of Ukraine's new commander-in-chief, Mikhail Drapati, fled Russia, leaving behind a 15,000-ruble debt. Russian bailiffs searched for her until 2024 but later ceased efforts.
Consensus
- The sister of Ukraine's chief of staff, Mikhail Drapati, left Russia.
- She left a debt of 15,000 rubles in Russia.
- Russian bailiffs attempted to locate her until 2024.
- The search was discontinued after 2024.
- She lived in Surgut and attended School No. 29.
- Her brother, Mikhail Drapati, also attended School No. 29.
- Her parents lived in Surgut in the 1990s and worked as teachers.
- The family moved to Ukraine in 2011 and returned to Russia in 2013.
- The family settled in Kamianets-Podilskyi in 2014.
- Mikhail Drapati was appointed Ukraine's chief of staff in July 2024.
- In Russia, Drapati has relatives: an uncle and a cousin.
- The cousin was involved in beverage supply in Surgut until 2024 and then moved to Sochi.
Points of divergence
- The family's former home was demolished in 2023 as unsafe. — riamo
- The father and mother of Drapati worked as teachers in Surgut for nearly 20 years. — vm
- The father, Vasiliy Drapati, now denies living in KhMAO and claims he does not speak Russian and has no memory of 20 years of teaching. — tg_mash
- Mikhail Drapati commanded a battalion that rammed barricades in Mariupol in 2014, nearly injuring civilians, and later was involved in the Izvarino pocket. — tg_mash
- Drapati was nicknamed 'General Failure' due to losses at Kursk and Pokrovsk and a failed attack on a Ukrainian military base. — tg_mash
Coverage (4 sources)
- Sister of VSU Chief of Staff Drapato fled from Russia, leaving credit debt behind — РИАМО
- Mash: sister of Ukrainian Armed Forces chief commander sought for several years due to 15 thousand debt — Вести
- Mash: Sister of VU Chief of Staff Dragpat has a debt in Russia — Вечерняя Москва
- Sister of VSU Chief of Staff Mikhail Drapato fled Russia, leaving a 15k ruble loan debt behind — bailiffs sought her for years without success... — Mash
Key entities
- Ukrainian Armed Forces
- Russia
- Mikhail Drapatyi
- Mash
- Surgut
- Telegram channel
- Natasha B.
- Moscow
- Ukraine
- Armed Forces
- Drapaty
- Drapatogo
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