"Hands-and-feet No Pity." Occupiers are willing to do anything to escape from the war in Ukraine


“Blow up a grenade and go home with three millions” - rashists discuss ways to simulate combat wounds.
Two Russians are discussing ways to escape the war. This is evidenced by the interception of Ukrainian intelligence.
The occupiers come to the conclusion that the only real way is to become "300". The only problem is that hospitals refuse to accept infidels for treatment and issue “sick leaves”.
Therefore, they are studying the experience of the “old wolves”, who are able to inflict wounds on themselves that look like combat ones:
Yesterday I offered to blow up the RGD grenade. So that eight people were injured at once. Overlay with plates so that only the limbs stick out. Blow it up and that's it. Everyone go home with three millions, which should be paid for a combat wound.
As a result, the interlocutors came to the conclusion that this plan is ideal.
Recall that as of June 13, the invaders lost about 32,300 personnel.

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Maria Grynevych, project manager, journalist, co-author of Guidebook Sacred Mountains of the Dnieper Region, Lecture Course: Cult Topography of the Middle Dnieper Region.













