Spetsnaz Company Commander - Major

Unit: 3rd Guards Spetsnaz Brigade, 8th Directorate, GRU/GU

Cargo ID: #18

Full Name: Azamat Husainovich Alinov

Russian Name: Азамат Хусаинович Алинов

Date of Birth: 23 August 1986 (age: 35 years)

Place of Birth: Maryanovka, Omsk oblast, Russia

Phone Number: +7-917-122-2182

Email: azamat-alinov@rambler.ru

Registered Address: Russia, Omsk, Engels Street, 67

Education: Novosibirsk Higher Military Command School (2010)

Passport Information: series 5208 № 660954, issued 12.08.2008 by the center of Federal Migration Service of Russia in Omsk Oblast (Kirov Administrative District of Omsk)

Awards: Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" 1st Class, Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" 2nd Class, Medal of Suvorov, Medal "For the Return of Crimea", Medal "For Military Valor" 2nd Class, Medal "Participant of the Military Operation in Syria", Medal "For Military Valor", Badge "Officer 1st Class", Badge "Instructor Parachutist", Badge "Graduation from a Higher Education Institution", Badge "Guard"

Previously Served: Syria, Crimea (Ukraine 2014)

"He died on March 3, 2022 from multiple shrapnel wounds as a result of mortar shelling."

Today the Maryanovtsy said goodbye to Major Azamat Alinov.

On March 3, Major Azamat Alinov died tragically during a special military operation together with his comrades, coming under mortar fire in a combat vehicle in Ukraine.
He is survived by his wife and two children, six-year-old Amirkhan and four-year-old Elmira
Wife Maria said that her husband had many combat missions; her husband could be sent to hot spots for six months, where he was often left without contact with loved ones.

"My husband and I consider March 20 to be our day, it is our wedding day. And all seven years of their life together, they tried to spend it with their family. But this rarely happened, because he was constantly on business trips, sometimes for six months, then even longer. However, every year, even when he wasn't around, I would receive a huge bouquet of white roses that day. Last year [2021], he was also on a business trip, so he couldn't even call. I think everything will come back, I will jokingly reprimand him, he forgot, he said, to congratulate his wife. We were sitting at home in the evening, suddenly the bell rang, and a bouquet of white roses was brought in. How he was able to do this from unknown country is still a mystery to me."

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