Russian Mobilised Man To Kremlin: Go To Front Yourself, Die Yourself

A tough appeal by a military man.

The Russian military wives published in the Way Home channel an appeal by a man who introduces himself as Aleksandr and claims that he is mobilised, has been serving as a storm trooper since January, and is now on leave.

In the video, he talks about the poor health of those mobilised, the unbearable conditions at the front, and that he and other military men want peace and the end of the war.

"Vladimir, this is what you have driven the people to. We Russians have no hope left under your leadership. Sit down at the negotiating table. What the hell is "denazification" and "demilitarisation"? Do you know what you're talking about? Every time you say those words, people die. Let us live in peace. Or go to the front yourself and die yourself," the authors of the channel add to the video.

On December 14, Putin's first direct line since the start of the full-scale invasion took place. According to research, the most expected question from Russians was when the war would end. However, Putin was not asked such a question during the broadcast.

"The Way Home" is a movement of relatives of mobilised Russians. They want their loved ones to return from the front, yet they are not against the so-called "SMO", but only against indefinite mobilisation. They are now under considerable pressure from the Russian authorities.