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In September 2022, Putin signed into law a bill that introduced harsher punishments for wartime acts such as desertion. Under the bill, deserters may receive up to 10 years in jail.

Smart move on the part of the "deserters" if indeed that's what they did. 10 years in prison is still 10 years left alive, unlike remaining at the Ukrainian front where death is all but certain.
Russia moment >

The one time they over achieve... >

He's a maniacal dictaor
They're disgruntled mobiks
And both are on a collision course to wackiness!
Coming this Winter: Special Military Operation >

They get shot if they retreat, they get shot if they advance. Why not have desert? >

Why not revolt. They are dead men at the front. >

They are beaten, raped, broken, probably drugged, until they are complacent shells of humans. >

They were. Doesn't really seem like the Russian military has time for that entire horrific process anymore. Most of these guys get a couple weeks training before going straight to the literal trenches. >

"Now they want to accuse of us deserting since the commander says he never gave the order. The command doesn't give a shit about us...
We know! And, Russian dude who'll not read this, it is layers upon layers. All the way to the top. And they apparently don't give a shit about any human life. >

Putin:  "I didn't say 'Simon Says...'"