It turned out that already at the end of May, the 90-day period for conducting a “special operation”, which was determined by Russian law, expires. The occupiers who arrived in Ukraine back in February want to “legally” leave the service.
“They said there would be no replacement. Nobody wants to change us, everyone refuses to come here. I think, I’ll probably sit it out now, as soon as it hits three months, I’ll have to get out somehow. I will look for something in civilian life,” the occupant reports in an intercept.
At the same time, the command is trying to keep the soldiers: they are agitating and intimidating that they will ruin their personal file.
“They come, campaign there: “The younger classes write letters to you. If you leave, who will stay here? They are afraid that the characteristic will be spoiled in a personal file, but this has not stopped anyone yet“, – the occupier notes.
The video contains profanity!
–
