Prison is better than death: almost 300 Russians fled the battlefield in Donbass

Almost 300 soldiers from the Russian outback agreed to jail for 10 years so as not to fight in Ukraine/Minval

Despite the fact that the Russian military-political leadership retains control over the majority of its troops, almost every unit of the invading army has a large number of soldiers who do not want to fight. Russian non-humans do not understand why they should die in a war they personally do not need.

According to Channel 24 sources in the Ukrainian special services, the increase in the percentage of conscripts and teenagers drafted into the army is increasing every day demotivates experienced contractors. However, it is the work of Ukrainian artillery and aviation that best discourages the desire to fight among the Russians.

The Russian invaders involved in trying to move forward in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions are constantly facing incredible resistance from the defenders of Ukraine. Therefore, the occupiers can only destroy cities and positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the air, which is what they owe to some micro-successes at the tactical level.

• According to the Ukrainian special services, in many broken units of the Russian army, the idea of ​​​​the total idiocy of the high military-political command prevails.
• Even the military, most besotted with Russian propaganda, realized that Ukraine had no intention of attacking anywhere. The end of Putin's entire campaign has also begun to be seen from the trenches.
• With every tank destroyed by ATGMs, air strikes, artillery coverage or drone bombardments, Russians want to live more and feel that they cannot return home. destined.
• Because of this situation on the fronts, Russian monsters are increasingly injuring themselves to be returned home, breaking equipment so as not to go to a breakthrough, and also refusing to participate in hostilities.
• Taking into account the fact that Russia is not legally at war, and no one can prosecute the military for refusing to participate in hostilities. Kadyrov's execution squads, which are supposed to stifle riots among the military, turn out to be generally useless if the number of those who refuse exceeds a few dozen.

Almost the only option for punishing the Russian military, which the Ministry of Defense can use, is desertion. But for this, Putin's Hordes need not only not to go into battle, but to flee from the places where their own units are deployed.

A rather significant case occurred in mid-April in the Donbass. The orcs, who did not want to die and fight, decided to run home with a whole platoon.

Having learned that they would be driven into battle to break through the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, 295 people from the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, along with their own weapons, left the brigade's deployment sites. The occupiers went to the Russian border with the Luhansk region, where they almost opened fire with the FSB officers, after which they reached the Russian hinterland in the Arctic for several weeks. Representatives of the prosecutor's office came to them very quickly. The non-humans were detained and sent to pre-trial detention centers. According to the Russian criminal code, the Horde faces up to 10 years behind bars, because they acted as part of an organized group, and also ran away with machine guns.

Now deserters will be judged indicatively – so that other Russians are afraid to receive such a punishment. But not one of the fugitives was upset at all because of such a prospect, because it is better to serve 10 years than to die. And even in the worst prison, the conditions are not very different from those in which they lived in the Arctic.