23/ "Fake injuries are organized, that is, 80 percent of these injuries go to the battalion commander, the rest goes to the soldier. … How they deceived the Ministry of Defense [is by claiming] 2-3 injuries per soldier, that is, 6-9 million rubles [$66,666-100,000] were taken."
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Request to change illegal deserter status for Bakhmut liberator
19/ "And I ask you to change the status of a deserter, which was given to him illegally. He was never a deserter and after going through a difficult path, liberating Bakhmut, he went to fight again. Because he understood that he already had experience and the ability to fight."
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Mother pleads for son’s return after reset ordered by commander Uzor
18/ "I have information that my son was reset on the orders of Uzor ['Pattern'] (this is the commander of the assault squad). I beg you, help me return my son home, give him back to his native land.
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Son given deserter status despite eagerness to fight for Motherland
17/ "Now my son has [been given] the status of a deserter, and this not only upsets me, he was eager to fight for our country, he could not abandon his comrades in arms, he went to defend the Motherland, but ended up as meat in the hands of his own commanders.
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Ukrainian kamikaze drones block advance due to no cover or support
12/ "We can't approach them through a clear field without cover. [The Ukrainians] just cover us with kamikaze drones and that's it. So we can't go even 10 metres because there's no cover, no support, no artillery. I mean, there's nothing at all.
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Sokolov condemns Russia’s ‘taking on credit’ tactic
10/ Sokolov says that the Russian MOD had falsely announced that the regiment had taken the objective "long ago", in an example of the widespread practice of "taking on credit" that is likely to have caused the death of thousands of Russian soldiers. https://t.co/guYoTCV5Ot
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 10 mars 2025Sokolov says that the Russian Ministry of Defense had falsely announced that the regiment had taken the objective "long ago", in an example of the widespread practice of "taking on credit" that is likely to have caused the death of thousands of Russian soldiers.
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No escape for those fleeing across the field
11/ "There was no cover, there was nothing at all. They were driven across an open field. Everyone who tried to get through—no one made it; they all died. And that’s why he didn’t lead his group there…"
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Men sent to massacre under machine guns, nearly 100 killed
8/ He says: "The men were simply driven to slaughter, to machine guns without cover. Almost over 100 people were killed there, just to be zeroed out, they simply zeroed out our guys, our fighters…"
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Son warns mother: alarm if no contact, possible execution
6/ "The last time my son contacted me was on 19/11/24, he said that he was being delivered to the command and if he did not contact me in the next two or three days, to sound the alarm that they could reset his status [execute him]."
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SBU detains suspect in Kharkiv sabotage plot
Ukrainian security forces have detained a Kharkiv resident accused of carrying out a bombing near a veteran’s home and poisoning a soldier on behalf of Russia, while posing as a volunteer aid worker.