Russia throws military personnel from Pacific ships to war


The Russian Defence Ministry's command leaves its fighters to die.
Ivan Kuchayev, who was captured by Ukrainian servicemen, said that he had been thrown to the front when he was contracted to serve on one of the ships of the Russian Pacific Fleet in Vladivostok.
According to him, the command sent to Ukraine those who were nearing the end of their contract and those who did not have a good relationship with their superiors.
Kuchaev said that during the mission, he and other servicemen were simply abandoned by the command. They refused to help him to get out of the battlefield.
To survive, he decided to surrender.
As a reminder, for Russian military personnel who want to surrender, there is a 24-hour hotline for the "Want to Live" project from the Coordinating Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War.
if you are in Russia, contact via Telegram or WhatsApp:
+380 95 68 86 888
+380 93 68 86 888
+380 97 68 86 688
Not only military personnel, but also their relatives can contact them to find out more about the surrender procedure and guarantees for prisoners of war.
if you are in Ukraine, please call:
688 (from Ukrainian numbers only)
+380 95 68 86 888
+380 93 68 86 888
+380 97 68 86 688
+38 066 580 34 98
+38 093 119 29 84
+380 44 35 08 917
or contact "I want to live" chat-bot in Telegram.
information and contacts are also available at https://hochuzhit.com/ and in the Telegram channel "I want to live".
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