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28 Russian soldiers who were wounded and refused to return to Ukraine were detained and tortured in Yakutsk. (streamable.com)
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https://t.me/pravdaGerashchenko_en/32547

https://t.me/astrapress/56416

In Yakutsk, wounded soldiers are being forcibly detained and are set to be sent back to the war.

This was reported to ASTRA by representatives of the "Free Yakutia" Foundation. According to their information, 28 soldiers are refusing to return to the front, and they are being held in Yakutsk's pre-trial detention center.

Violence and torture are being used against them, the foundation's representatives claim. Additionally, they are prohibited from using the toilet — instead, the soldiers have been given a plastic bottle and a bag.

The detained soldiers are also being forcibly subjected to the song "I Am Russian" by Shaman.

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[–] comador 14 points 6 months ago (1 children)

Blayt, the beatings will continue until morale has improved !

Svolach Russian Army, they'll never learn.

[–] Badeendje 10 points 6 months ago

Russian history can be summarized with 5 words:
"And then it got worse".