Russian Servicemen's Relatives Lash Out At Putin

They accused the Russian command of "deliberately destroying" the mobilised men.

Already more than a hundred relatives of Russian servicemen have written a letter to dictator Putin, in which they write that their relatives are being thrown into so-called "meat storms" near Avdiivka.

They write that this is being done in order to manage to capture the Ukrainian town of Avdiivka by the time of the "Direct Line" with Putin, scheduled for December 14, or by New Year's Eve, the Russian opposition publication of "Important Stories" informs.

Journalists have read such an appeal, which says that the Russian command has ordered to send even servicemen with moderate injuries to storm Avdiivka.

The wife of one of the mobilised soldiers told the publication that, according to her husband, the military "are walking on corpses there, everything is just covered with them".

Relatives complain of "deliberate destruction" of the mobilised by the command.

It should be noted that Russian troops launched massive attacks on the town of Avdiivka in early October. Sources say that a complete takeover of Donetsk region is one of the goals that dictator Putin has set for his subordinates.

Experts say that so far the Russians have made minor gains, but at the cost of very heavy losses. The Ukrainian military claim that the invaders lose about a thousand military every day near Avdiivka.

We remind you, earlier it was reported that the AFU either destroy the Russian units trying to approach the coke plant in the Avdiivka direction or they retreat.