Troops, Akunin, Moscow

So, this morning, I found this jewel during my Telegram search. Many elements point to how Moscow views its people as disposable assets as long as it stays in power.

So, with no further, here is the post via Yigal Levin:

British intelligence in yesterday’s report indicated that the occupiers often send prisoners from Storm-Z units into battle with unhealed wounds, or even amputated limbs. The British note that Wagnerian mercenaries and prisoners mobilized from ORDLO receive much worse medical care than other occupiers, while prisoners find themselves at the very end of the queue when it comes to hospitals.

Such evidence is very reminiscent of the treatment of people in totalitarian regimes. The governments of such regimes also consider their population as much as possible from the point of view of the maximum instrumentalization of the human body — as long as he can fight, he fights; as long as he can work, he works; those who disagree are forced to work until exhaustion in concentration camps. So far, the Russian regime has not reached the workplaces, although there are certain movements in this direction — students are already being forced to assemble drones. However, using the example of Storm-Z (as well as the example of sending a disproportionately large percentage of ethnic minorities to the RF Armed Forces), it is clear that such practices are already being implemented in the army. We can probably expect new similar initiatives from the Russian government in the future. Also, do not forget that a similar fate may…