Entire Train With Hundreds Of Soldiers Revolt In Russia

The four-car train has been stopped.

Around 200 soldiers in Russia rioted because of the cold in the train which was taking them to war in Ukraine.

The VChK-OGPU project, citing a source, reported that the incident took place on January 13. The four-car train was stopped at Ulusarka station in Lipetsk region.

"The soldiers almost got frostbites on their way to the "SMO" zone, as it was freezing, and the train was not heated in any way," the report said.

As a result, the Russian servicemen refused to continue the journey and demanded four tonnes of coal as well as water to start the boiler in the train. Police officers were called to the scene to subdue the soldiers.

As Charter97.org reported earlier, mobilised from Russia's Novosibirsk Region revolted in Ukraine.