600 Mobilized From Tiumen Raised New Rebellion Against Their Command

Unrest broke out in a camp on the border with Ukraine.

The Russian mobilized raised a new rebellion, demanding payment of their wages, food and equipment.

A detachment of almost 600 mobilized from Tiumen has been living near the border with Ukraine in the Briansk region of the Russian Federation for a month and a half, Channel 24 reports.

Ukrainian special services know that 600 Russian servicemen staged a protest against the command of the Russian Federation and demanded to return them home.

One of the representatives of the Russian headquarters confessed after the incident that the mobilized may not count on a salary for November.

In addition to the lack of payments promised personally by Putin, the mobilized are dissatisfied with the lack of food rations, warm clothing and medical care, as well as the need to live on the streets.

The Russian officers decided to negotiate with three representatives of the mobilized battalion in order to pacify the rebellion. The commanders guaranteed the "mobics" wages, food rations and "soon return" to Tyumen.

However, the officers deceived the rebellious soldiers. Ukrainian intelligence found out that the “mobics” should be sent for slaughter in the Bakhmut area between December 10 and 15. They will come into operative subordination of the Wagnerites.