Military service requires a person to fully mobilize physical and psychological forces. Ruslan Aushev took part in the hostilities in the territory of the neighboring state of Afghanistan. He fought skillfully and prudently.
Starting conditions
A real man is by nature a protector and warrior. First of all, he cares about the safety of his family, his family and his country. In certain situations, executes orders of the command outside the state. Ruslan Sultanovich Aushev military personnel. The biography of a talented officer and politician is similar to an adventure novel. Behind each line of this document are events of national scale. The future president of the Republic of Ingushetia was born on October 29, 1954 in a family of employees. Parents at that time lived in the village of Volodarskoye in Kazakhstan.
According to current traditions, the oldest child from an early age was prepared for an independent life. Two younger brothers grew up in the house, and Ruslan was a model for them, which they imitated. After graduating from school in 1971, Aushev decided to become an officer and receive a specialized education at the Higher Combined Arms Military School. In 1976, a graduate with the rank of lieutenant was sent to further serve in one of the parts of the North Caucasus Military District.
Political activity
The regiment, where Ruslan Sultanovich commanded the battalion, was transferred to Afghanistan in 1980. In the territory of the neighboring state, full-scale military operations were carried out. From the first days, Captain Aushev proved himself to be a competent and determined commander. The battalion under his command clearly performed the assigned tasks. At the same time, personnel losses were minimal. For the shown heroism and personal courage, Captain Aushev was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union in the spring of 1982. In the fall of 1986, Ruslan was seriously injured.
After returning from Afghanistan, Colonel Aushev was sent to the Far Eastern Military District. In the early 90s, Ruslan Sultanovich became a People’s Deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, in 1993, Aushev was elected president of the Republic of Ingushetia. The formation of a new subject of the federation took place in difficult political and economic conditions. I had to work tirelessly. Political career was not always favorable. In December 2001, Ruslan Aushev prematurely resigned as president.
