Russian reservists fighting in Ukraine received memorable New Year’s “gifts”, including sugar, porridge, canned food and poems glorifying a heroic death for the Motherland, the wife of one of the soldiers said, quoted by the Important Stories portal.
The New Year’s gift set for the military also included soap, a candle and a spruce branch decorated with the Russian flag. The poem, which is designed to raise the morale of the reservists, speaks, in particular, of the “New Year that knocks on the trench”, “fulfillment of dreams”, “forgetfulness of worries” and “a wonderful battle for the Fatherland”.
The wife of a mobilized man who was sent to the front line in Donbass said that he was a carpenter from Yeysk, Krasnodar Territory, a city located near the border with Ukraine. Despite the lack of any military experience, the Russian was forcibly sent to the front.
“It included a“ male ”mode. He did not really want to go (to the war), but said that if he had to, he would leave - the wife resolutely admitted. - As soon as the shelling starts, the commanders (the husband) get into the cars and leave. The mobilized also do not receive the wages promised by Putin. They have repeatedly raised this issue with their leadership, but the authorities overturn the responsibility on their subordinates and do not give specific answers. I even sent money to my husband a couple of times.
Vladimir Putin on September 21 issued a decree on partial mobilization for the war with Ukraine and threatened to “use all means.” Soon after the president’s decision, there were many reports of organizational chaos in the military registration and enlistment offices. Among others, disabled people with no military experience and even the dead were drafted into the army. Numerous cases of drunkenness among conscripts were reported, as well as the terrible living conditions of the reservists and the low quality of the weapons issued to them.
On average, a mobilized Russian, according to the Ukrainian project InformNapalm, goes to war seven days after receiving the summons and dies after 12, and he spends about four days on the battlefield.
It is not surprising that the “chmobiks”, realizing that they would not return alive from Ukraine, rushed to freeze their sperm.
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Source: Fakty
