The post states :
" Pigs from the Kolkhoz named after Akhmat's donkey", who survived the attack of the artillery of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the building in which they were dining and playing with their trophy goats. Presumably, p. Kairy in the Kherson region.

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23/ We see from Armed Forces of Ukraine reports that citizens of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan are being captured, all of them are recruited according to approximately the same schemes through PMCs and other power structures of Russia.

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17/ For ten days they underwent military training and were sent to Ukraine. After treatment this [injured] person will be sent back to fight.

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15/ The young man reports that he was taken from prison to the war in Ukraine. People from Russia came to the prison colony where he was serving his sentence, they said that everyone who wants to receive a full, early release from a criminal term can sign a contract with a PMC.

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10/ Social payments are about $10, pension $15, the difficult living standard of the population pushes young citizens to work under contract with PMCs. I have received information both from activists and citizens from Turkmenistan, as well as from Turkmen activists from Russia.

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5/ Willingness to fight under contract is encouraged by the removal of criminal records, promises to pay $1,000, and the immediate issuance of a Russian passport.

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2/ Kurbanov writes: "I have received information from activists in Turkmenistan indicating that there is an illegal mobilisation among the prison contingent for the war in Ukraine, with the assistance of the national security agencies and authorities.

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