Mobilized, contracted, or recruited in prison? The outcome will be the same for...

Mobilized, contracted, or recruited in prison? The outcome will be the same for everyone — an inglorious death in a senseless war.

A native of Dagestan, Ruslan, talks about the deaths of his acquaintances in the “Special Military Operation.” Four of them were close friends and classmates. Among them were “volunteers,” a mobilized man, and a former convict. One died after a missile strike on the deployment site of the unit in which he served. The second received serious wounds as a result of a drone attack and died in hospital.

Judging by Ruslan’s words, the list of the “two-hundredths” among his circle is not limited to these four. For Russians, this has become a monstrous norm — to have acquaintances and relatives who died in Ukraine. Putin’s war has turned into some kind of ritual sacrifice, when everyone is afraid that you or your friend may be next, but for some reason this is considered normal and everyone keeps enduring it.

Enough enduring it. At the very least, you can contact the “I Want to Live” project and sit out this meat grinder in Ukrainian captivity. You will not only return home, but also with money — payments will continue to come to your card. No one will know that you surrendered voluntarily. This is the best way to fool the system and win at “Ukrainian roulette.”

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