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Russia's army has begun "mopping up" its own
soldiers: they are dying before they are even

sent to Ukraine.

In the last week alone, there’s been a series
of emergencies in which dozens of new recruits

have strangely been killed.

The fact that they died even before they were
sent to Ukraine has already been called "instant

karma" on the network.

The most high-profile accident occurred at
a training ground in the Belgorod region.

On the morning of October 15 three mobilized
men opened fire at their own comrades-in-arms.

According to eyewitnesses, one of the Russian
commanders called the war against Ukraine

"sacred," to which soldiers of the Russian
army of Tajik origin objected.

They stated that a holy war is a war of Muslims
against infidels, in response, the lieutenant

colonel allegedly called Allah a "weakling"
and a "coward."

Soon the three Tajiks at the firing range
told other Muslims to step aside, shot the

offender and opened fire on other soldiers.

The Ministry of Defense of the aggressor country
said there were 11 killed in the shooting,

but eyewitnesses said at least thirty.

As for the wounded, the number also differs:
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported fifteen,

while outside sources report more than forty.

What happened at the training ground in the
Belgorod region is being investigated by Russian

"law enforcers" as a terrorist attack, but
strange deaths of mobilized men have also

been recorded throughout Russia.

This situation shocked Russians, but most
still blame the military commissioner and

the commanders of the military units.

Only some of them blame Putin for unleashing
the war with Ukraine.

Meanwhile, in Russia, roundups of "cannon
fodder" have already begun.

Men are caught near subway stations, in the
halls of apartment complexes, in shopping

malls and markets - and subpoenas are handed
out.

This means that the number of deaths of Russians
is increasing every day.

If at the beginning of the mobilization they
were taking people from villages and remote

corners of Russia who voluntarily went to
the enlistment office out of despair and lack

of money, now all this has begun to reach
the cities-millionaires.

Nobody can wait out, Russian men can only
run abroad or go to slaughter.

Although the end of mobilization was announced
on Russian television, Putin has not signed

this decree, which indicates that further
mobilization under any pretext is possible.