F ck, ‘Snake’... F ck, ‘Snake’ shot himself, for f ck’s sake… I’m not going today, tomorrow… ...”
“F#ck, ‘Snake’... F#ck, ‘Snake’ shot himself, for f#ck’s sake… I’m not going today, tomorrow… It’s already getting dark… Tomorrow I’ll collect everything…”
A Russian serviceman with the call sign "Snake" from the 1461st Motorized Rifle Regiment got tired of fighting in the Zaporizhzhia direction and shot himself. Very tellingly, this did not happen during combat, not out of fear of Ukrainian drones, but simply because the man was tired of this meaningless “action.”
Death in the Russian army has long since become routine, provoking no emotions at all. “Zeroed out,” committed suicide, a drone flew in, crossed him off the list and moved on. That is why desperate soldiers choose a bullet to the forehead. Moreover, Russian propaganda instills a cult of death and considers even suicide on the battlefield to be “heroism”.
Ukraine, by contrast, offers a chance not just to survive, but to start a new life. To do that, you only need to contact “I Want to Live.”
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When Service Ends Before Combat
Snake from the 1461st regiment shot himself, not in combat but from exhaustion.
The system turned even death into routine.