4/ Then they saw that there was a sign in this place: "ODSSBr [Separate Air Assault Brigade] Veterans". The men say that Veterans members "took away our phones, all our documents, they started threatening us. They told us to sign contracts, nobody wanted to sign."
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Soldiers reportedly drugged after 11-hour ordeal, then woken by ‘Veterans’
3/ Relatives of the mobiks say that their men were "driven around in circles for 11 hours, then they were given water and passed out. Maybe there was even something in this water. And in the morning they woke up to shouts of "Wake up!" from unknown people with "Veterans" badges."
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Russian soldiers sold to mercenary group
According to reports, men mobilized by the Russian Army were sold to a mercenary group for 25,000 rubles each ($310) and threatened with execution unless they fought in the Battle of Bakhmut. Hundreds are believed to have become casualties, and their relatives now cannot reach the survivors.
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Russian Volunteer Corps returns to combat missions
The Russian Volunteer Corps announced that its fighters are once again going on missions.
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RDK attempts to gain a foothold in a gray zone after abandonment
"Abandoned houses, abandoned residents, complete absence of local administration and police… In this suddenly formed gray zone, the RDK is trying to gain a foothold in order to restore order later," the message reads.
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Belgorod border zone turning into gray zone, RDK reports
The border zone in Belgorod Oblast is "rapidly turning into a gray zone" on the side of the Russian Federation, the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) fighting on the side of Ukraine reported on Telegram.
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Over 60,000 women defend Ukraine
Over 60,000 women are defending Ukraine. More than 42,000 of them are military personnel. @palchyk_online
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Scholz défend l’aide militaire à l’Ukraine face à des perturbateurs
Scholz defends Ukraine military aid in public response to hecklers. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz delivered a firm response to around 100 pro-Russian hecklers that interrupted his speech at a festival near Berlin on June 3.
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Russia failed to meet Putin’s Ukraine goals
Russia failed to achieve any of the goals set by Putin during the invasion of Ukraine, according to the speech by Konstantin Zatulin, the first deputy representative of the Russian Duma on CIS affairs, Eurasian integration, and relations with compatriots, and a member of United Russia.
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Ballistic missiles — Russia’s last argument
Ballistic missiles are Russia's final strategic means: they want to stop our counteroffensive and to attack decision-making centers, – Ministry of Defense