The stories of Russian soldiers who refuse to fight in Ukraine

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Was the Ukrainians good?

 

[ginfreely]

Was the Ukrainians good?

Did you finger and then lick your juice?

Did you wash your vagina tonight?

You hear8ng dogs bark8ng now?

You have been masturbating?

Your fingers feel sticky now?

You do 69 in your Facebook videos?

Did @ginfreely go to Ukraine to volunteer her services?

Which is is @ginfreely who isn't wearing underwear?

Your Facebook has nude pictures of yourself?

I am actually your Tapestry neighbour. You love the smell of my shoes?

Will you dream of being ravished tonight?

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Ukraine claims Russian soldier resignations occur daily​

The Ukrainian authorities assure that resignations occur daily in all areas (soldiers, officers, basic or elite units) and that in some battalions 70% have resigned. However, due to war propaganda it is hard to say how much of this information is accurate.

 

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Soldiers' Mothers​

Valentina Menlikova, from the Committee of Mothers of Russian Soldiers, assures that, although the exact number cannot be known, there are many soldiers who present their resignation.

 

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Regulations must be followed​

Russian soliders have a right to resign per their professional contract. We must remember that Russia has not declared war on Ukraine and, therefore, has not incorporated forced conscripts into its army. Those who resign are not deserters, so long as they do so following the regulations.

 

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Superiors don't always respect soldiers wishes​

But, according to the Committee of Soldiers' Mothers, resignation is not an easy thing. It must be presented to a superior and always depends on the good will of said command, who may just decide to throw it in the trash.

 

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"People around us were dying"​

There is little triumphalism in the testimonies of people who gave up their fight in Ukraine. The soldier who spoke to CNN said: ""We were dirty and tired. People around us were dying. I didn't want to feel like I was part of it, but I was a part of it."

 

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An army in disarray​

It is true that Russia has managed to stabilize the war and gain ground after a disastrous start, but reports of an army acting in disarray, lack of supplies and too many casualties are repeated.

 

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Nearly 30,000 Russians killed in Ukraine?​

Ukraine calculates that so far 29,200 Russian soldiers killed in this war, according to Deutsche Welle. NATO lowers that figure to between 7,000 and 15,000. Russia only admits to 1,351.

 

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"We didn't know we were coming to a war"​

The testimonies of soldiers who did not know where they were sent are plentiful. Early in the fighting, Ukraine released videos of captured Russian soldiers being allowed to talk to their mothers on the phone and admitting they were shooting at civilian targets. Incidentally, these recordings are contrary to the Geneva Convention: prisoners may not be exhibited or used in any way (even as propaganda).

 

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"Cheated"​

Another video that went viral showed soldiers assuring that they were returning home feeling "cheated" because they had been told that they were only going to carry out military maneuvers.

 

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No mass resignations​

However, despite the accounts that the Western media have been able to obtain of soldiers who have resigned, it is unlikely that a mass resignation will occur and embarrass the Russian army. Unless things get much worse.

 

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General mobilization​

Either way, Putin would be left with the recourse of declaring war and calling for a general mobilization: the forced enlistment of thousands of civilians. A very tricky move.

 

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Will Putin call for full mobilization of the military?​

Forced enlistment would cause extreme strain on Russian society and would convey the message that Russia is truly in danger of perishing. If this mobilization occurs, the consequences in Russian society (and in the course of the conflict itself) will be unpredictable.