Paid his commander 1.8 million rubles so he wouldn’t get zeroed out? You’ll still be sent into the assault...

😳 Paid his commander 1.8 million rubles so he wouldn’t get zeroed out? You’ll still be sent into assault units.

Serviceman Dmitry Yevgenyevich Marakasov of the 15th Tank Regiment of the 69th Division is a young contract soldier. He put his fatal signature on the contract on 28.03.2026, but once he got to the unit, he realized that only death awaited him ahead. So together with other servicemen of the regiment, he agreed to give the commander money so he would not be sent into an assault.

This is common practice in the Russian Armed Forces. Commanders work over newly signed contract soldiers in order to seize their one-time payments. Usually soldiers are given a choice: either they are sent into an assault to be zeroed out, or they pay. Those who refuse or try to make the situation public may be beaten, tortured, thrown into a basement, or simply zeroed out and listed as missing in action.

Without waiting for the basement, Dmitry handed over the 1.8 million rubles he received for signing the contract. Did it help him? Of course not. After paying the commander, Dmitry became a living witness to extortion and corruption, so he was simply sent into an assault where, according to the command’s plan, he is supposed to die under Ukrainian drones.

We remind you that the only guaranteed way for Russian soldiers to save their lives is to contact the “I Want to Live” project. Instead of paying a butcher-commander who will zero you out anyway, it is better to remain in safe captivity, continue receiving your monetary allowance of 200,000 rubles per month, and after an exchange return home alive and a millionaire.

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