Serviceman Lunin, who went to Moscow to meet Putin and warn...
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A Russian serviceman recorded an appeal to Putin and promised a military mutiny. Alexander Lunin from Voronezh Region, who claims that he had previously fought in Ukraine, recorded an appeal to Putin, promising a military mutiny if he does not meet with him and let him “tell…
Serviceman Lunin, who went to Moscow to meet Putin and warn him about a military mutiny, was arrested for 11 days
A post about this appeared in Lunin’s Telegram channel — on behalf of his administrator:
I am the administrator of this Telegram channel. I am also a good acquaintance of Alexander Lunin’s family.
Today Alexander’s wife called me and told me how things really stand: Alexander is alive and well, he has been brought to administrative responsibility and detained for 11 days.
🔵Yesterday Alexander Lunin went to Moscow with the aim of meeting Vladimir Putin and warning him about a possible military mutiny — if torture and “zeroing out” of servicemen in the Russian army do not stop.
🔵Today Lunin’s wife reported a search at their home.
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Army Truth Meets Administrative Arrest
Lunin was arrested after traveling to Putin with a mutiny warning.
The system heard the problem and detained the microphone.