[WhiskeyOutpost]

"A group of those who were mobilized asked for help - they want to return to Russia, but they are threatened with an article for desertion."

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

"A group of those who were mobilized asked for help - they want to return to Russia, but they are threatened with an article for desertion."

Not surprised that this is happening more & more as they are starting to wake up to putins greedy land grab.

They forgot to say, Hey Putin, "GO FUCK YOURSELF"

[WonderMomma]

"Something is burning in Bryansk" (Russia)

[WonderMomma]

1. "About 400,000 Russians have left Russia due to the order to mobilize, - the DPA reports, citing Western government sources.

This figure does not include those who left the country in the first months after Putin started the war to invade Ukraine."

2. "Mobilized in Crimea"

3. (Russian Source) "Russia: Mobilized military personnel are trained in the use of self-propelled Chrysanthem-Sntem-S self-propelled ATCs in the Kaliningrad region....03-11-2022"

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

"A group of those who were mobilized asked for help - they want to return to Russia, but they are threatened with an article for desertion."

Due to low morale and reluctance to fight, Russian forces have probably started deploying units threatening to shoot their own retreating soldiers, according to the UK Ministry of Defence.

An intelligence report released early this morning described these Russian units as “barrier troops” or “blocking units” used to compel offensives. The report reads:

Recently, Russian generals likely wanted their commanders to use weapons against deserters, including possibly authorising shooting to kill such defaulters after a warning had been given. Generals also likely wanted to maintain defensive positions to the death.

The tactic of shooting deserters likely attests to the low quality, low morale and indiscipline of Russian forces.”

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Due to low morale and reluctance to fight, Russian forces have probably started deploying units threatening to shoot their own retreating soldiers, according to the UK Ministry of Defence.

An intelligence report released early this morning described these Russian units as “barrier troops” or “blocking units” used to compel offensives. The report reads:

Recently, Russian generals likely wanted their commanders to use weapons against deserters, including possibly authorising shooting to kill such defaulters after a warning had been given. Generals also likely wanted to maintain defensive positions to the death.

The tactic of shooting deserters likely attests to the low quality, low morale and indiscipline of Russian forces.”

Stalingrad 101 !

[dandroid]

Can you imagine how hard it would be to comply with those orders?

[SinisterNm]

-Rus, "A real flash mob on the Day of National Unity was launched
in the SVO zone by the Russian military, demonstrating
multinational brotherhood"
(everything is fine, we love each other )

[ente17]

Originally Posted by dandroid ↗

Can you imagine how hard it would be to comply with those orders?

Shooting your fellow soldier for retreating you mean, or?

Never forget, the russian has so much less regard for human life than most other peoples, its not that much of a burden for them as you might expect.

Also, if they are given the option between executing their own, and serving on the frontlines, you better be sure A LOT would volunteer for this duty.

[SinisterNm]

Reported as Kazan. mob escorts the regiment commander.
(i foresee another everything is fine video)