Ukrainian Intelligence: the number of suicides among Russian officers rises
Russian officers have become more likely to commit suicide
A representative of the Defence Ministry's GUR, Andriy Yusov, has said that his agency has recorded a significant increase in the number of suicides among Russian officers, the Ukrainian news and analysis website UP has reported.
Some of them, he noted, commit suicide because they fear retaliation from Ukraine for their crimes.
The number of suicides among Rashists and Russian officers has increased after the full-scale invasion, and increased significantly. Some of them may be related to such fears.
At the same time, Yusov reminded that any Russian military officer, up to a general, who does not want to stain himself with blood, can apply to the "I Want to Live" project and surrender.
We guarantee treatment in accordance with the Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian law, despite the fact that we are talking about murderers and aggressors. What is meant is to guarantee that it will be precisely about captivity," Yusov assured.
Earlier Socialportal reported that the GUR reported on what Russian propaganda is focused on.
Eugenia Ruban writes about political and economic news. She looks at large-scale phenomena in Ukrainian politics and economics from the perspective of how they will affect ordinary Ukrainians.
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