Aleksei Neptunov signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces because his conscript son was sent...
Aleksei Neptunov signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces because his conscript son was sent to the front in Bryansk Oblast.
Aleksei believed the promises that he too would serve on the border. But the truth is that the Russian army has no shortage of rear-area personnel, and no matter what recruiters promise, all contract soldiers are sent into assault units.
Aleksei also went through the hell of Vovchansk as part of the 128th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade. After surviving nine wounds and being denied a military medical board review, the man understood on the tenth try that he needed to get the hell out and went AWOL. While away from his butcher commander, Aleksei is telling the blunt truth, but with the fatalistic understanding that for this he will be zeroed out.
Of course, going AWOL is smarter than going into an assault to die. But if there is no way to reliably lie low somewhere remote, there is a high chance of being caught and sent back into the slaughter.
We offer a better solution. By contacting the "I Want to Live" project, you can surrender safely. No one will know that you surrendered voluntarily - everyone is recorded as having been captured in battle. This means that while you are in captivity, you will continue to receive 200,000 rubles in pay from the Russian Defense Ministry.
Those who surrender through the "I Want to Live" project can decide for themselves: remain in captivity until the end of hostilities or return to Russia in a prisoner exchange. In either case, this is a chance to wait out the war in safety and return home alive - instead of being zeroed out in yet another assault on the orders of a butcher commander.
To surrender safely: t.me/kak\sdatsya\bot
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The Border Promise Ended in Assaults
A father signed up after his son and landed in assault units.
The promised border ended in a meat grinder.