Shurik,” I’m telling you: “zero out” the man. If you let him go, you’ll most likely get hit...
“Shurik,” I’m telling you: “zero out” the man. If you let him go, something will most likely fly in right away and fuck up your position. The man is no longer working with us”
The principle of “if not you, then you” in Russian style. One of the commanders of the notorious 155th Marine Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces orders a subordinate over the radio to “zero out” his own fellow serviceman, and if he disobeys, he himself will be “zeroed out.” Nothing complicated: it is merely a human life at stake, and in the Russian army that is worth no more than a pack of cigarettes.
Another intercept from the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense is a reminder: by signing a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense, you get an unlimited subscription to humiliation, brutal treatment, and systematic executions of personnel. We, for our part, remind you that all of this can be avoided by contacting our project. In Ukrainian captivity there are no order-based “zeroings” and no dispatches to certain death.
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Orders Came For Their Own
A commander ordered a subordinate to kill a fellow serviceman by radio.
Again, command meant a threat.