Russia Embraced With Rioting Mobilized Troops: Even Generals Were Attacked

Recent details of the beating of high-ranking commanders have become known.

The situation in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is heating up every day: isolated cases of protests by the mobilized troops have already turned into real riots. According to beaten, the newly-made occupiers staged a "blanket party" for commanders: a general was expelled from the military unit with kicks, and the lieutenant colonel was beaten.

“Rock Regime!”

The mobilized staged a riot because of the "inhumane conditions" in Kazan, of course, they were not ready to serve like that. There was no firewood at the tank range to make a fire, and the “mobiks” didn't even receive water and food. The final straw came when they received rusty assault rifles.

An angry crowd of mobilized soldiers surrounded the tent of the general and officers, and demanded that the commander "get out of there". They did not choose words and expressions.

"Come on, come on, get the hell out of here!" the mobilized Russians chanted.

When the general left the tent and tried to start a dialogue, the mobilized soldiers began to throw various objects at him and chanted “Shake Regime!”.

As a result, the general was kicked and he quickly left.

Humiliated? Clean it!

Another riot recently took place in the suburbs of Moscow (in Kubinka) in the Patriot park. There, one of the mobilized soldiers on training, who were trained to be sent to Ukraine, first cursed the commander of the military unit No 95370 in obscene form, and then just hit him.

The mobilized told the Lieutenant Colonel that instead of actually preparing for combat operations, they were taught to walk in formation and shoot at imaginary targets. Also, the soldiers were furious due to the lack of necessary equipment.

“Are we going to march in formation at war? This is profanity, imitation of firing, imitation of exercises,” said one of the mobilized, accompanying his speech with obscene language.

He also humiliated the commander of the military unit, and then, to the approving exclamations of his colleagues, demanded that the officer pull his hands out of his pockets and hit him. The lieutenant colonel could only respond: "You shouldn't do that."

This is just the beginning

The situation in the Russian army is heating up every day. Most of the mobilized troops do not receive even the most necessary equipment (for example, helmets and bulletproof vests), and there is nothing to say about training. Many cases are already known when, less than a week after receiving the summons, "mobiks" ended up in Ukraine.

According to the OBOZREVATEL's sources in the Ukrainian intelligence, the main reason for the riots is not the lack of equipment or disgusting conditions.

“The enormous losses of occupiers in Ukraine, which according to the data of the AFU General Staff already exceeded 82,000 troops, they do not add optimism to the mobilized Russians. They already understand that they are thrown into the war actually as “cannon fodder". The only way for them to survive is to avoid mobilization,” the officer says.

Whether such local riots in the Russian army will grow into something more will be shown over time. One thing is clear: The Armed Forces of Ukraine will liberate the occupied territory and destroy the enemy.