Russian soldiers' brutality extends to their ranks, investigation reveals
Russians are known for their cruelty towards Ukrainian soldiers as well as innocent civilians. As it turns out, they are also very cruel to each other. Journalists conducted another investigation, revealing that Kremlin soldiers kill their comrades. They have no scruples and use horrific methods.
30 July 2024 09:39
The war in Ukraine has been ongoing for over two years. A lot of information emerges from the front every day. There were also reports on how Russian soldiers treated each other. It was reported that one serviceman opened fire on eleven of his colleagues. He killed six of them and seriously injured the rest. All this happened under the influence of alcohol.
A very similar situation occurred among Chechen fighters. They opened fire on each other after an argument fuelled by alcohol, resulting in the deaths of eleven people, including four Russian soldiers and seven civilians.
At the beginning of the war, the media also reported clashes between soldiers occupying Ukraine. It was about the spoils they were supposed to divide among themselves. Buryat and Chechen soldiers shot at each other, involving a total of about fifty people.
This time, the Belarusian independent channel Nexta interviewed journalist Alla Sadovnik from "Suspline." Her team conducted an investigation. It reveals that Russian commanders torture and kill their subordinate soldiers who refuse to carry out criminal orders.
Methods of killing Russians. cruelty knows no bounds
The methods of killing among Russian soldiers are extremely cruel. Journalists learned that Russian soldiers can be locked in basements, tortured for several days, and then, if they are lucky, shot, and if not, blown up with grenades. Afterward, the bodies are burned to cover up the crimes - Alla Sadovnik tells journalists.
The investigation also reveals that these measures aim to maintain discipline and intimidate soldiers. These facts show the harsh measures the Russian army took to control soldiers.