They don't want to live and don't want to carry out combat missions. They're not afraid to shoot themselv...

“They don't want to live and don't want to carry out combat missions. They're not afraid to shoot themselves in the head, got it... But they're afraid to keep going on missions...”

Listening\to\the\OccupiersTwo Russian servicemen from the 9th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade are baffled as to why their fellow soldiers put a bullet in their own heads instead of going off to die from a Ukrainian drone. After all, it is such an honor to die for the “Motherland,” which does not give a damn about you and will just send someone new in your place!

They discuss a case in which one of the assault troops wanted to commit suicide, but failed. Trying to shoot himself, the guy stayed alive but lost an eye. According to them, he arrived in the unit straight from the training ground already in a depressed state:

“He says: ‘I don't want to live, send me as soon as possible’

Suicide in the Russian army is an everyday occurrence. Its inherently misanthropic environment breaks people both literally and figuratively, driving them to despair. On top of that, propaganda does everything it can to popularize suicide on the battlefield, calling it a “heroic death.” It all comes down to this: if you do not want to die, then you are a weakling and a traitor. So, unfortunately, there is nothing surprising in the fact that the hero of this intercepted conversation made exactly that decision.

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