In the infantry, people don’t live more than a month... Some get lucky, some don’t, but in most cases...”

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“In the infantry, people don’t live more than a month... Some get lucky, some don’t, but in most cases, as many guys as I knew, they didn’t live more than a week or two, a month”

Alexander Dmitriev, who voluntarily signed a contract with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, shared his impressions of the Russian army. The guy ended up in the artillery, but on his very first day in the combat zone he was nearly killed by an FPV drone strike. A month later, in a similar situation, his partner was killed before his eyes by a Ukrainian drone. After that, Alexander realized that the risk he had taken was not worth any payments.

Obviously, there is now no way back for him, and all he can do is urge other Russians not to repeat his mistake. Especially those who expect to solve their financial problems through the “SMO”:

“I believe that if you’re a man, then in civilian life, in principle, you can solve some of your problems. No money is worth losing your life... I have a small child and a wife... I realized that no money is worth losing a dad”

We fully support Alexander’s position and remind him, and all Russians who have begun to doubt whether it was the right decision to go to the “SMO”: you can “jump ship” at any moment by surrendering through “I Want to Live.” No one will know that you did it voluntarily. No one will forcefully send you back through an exchange. If you want to sit out the war in safety, get in touch.

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The Money Ended at the First Drone

A contract soldier survived a drone strike and stopped believing in the payouts.

The financial plan failed at the first drone.