The military and the police in the terrorist federation lure Alco -dependent and homeless war with vodka and threats.
The editorial board of the German publication Bilda received incredible staff from the photo archive of the selection point for military service led by Saransk. These photos and videos show how the army is looking for “50-60 thousand volunteers a month” for the war in Ukraine, which Vladimir Putin proudly said on May 13, 2025.
Photos were taken from June 10 to June 14 this year. Recruiters offer people with addiction, “gifts” – alcohol and cigarettes to convince them to sign a contract.
Together with these “gifts”, the troops expand their victims with a brochure with the military service and offer to immediately go to war for a solid bonus, which will receive from the Ministry of Defense of their relatives.
In one video, which was also at the disposal of Bilda, the military commissar informs his husband:
Here I can decorate right now and you will go. […] Let me talk to my grandmother! Come on, now I will explain everything! And she will let you go.
Another “argument” of the recruiter for a person who still fluctuates, who smokes:
Social security is completed. In the form, circumcised, money, the hero will return!
Often the troops come with the police to exert psychological pressure on men who had previously had problems with the law. They are threatened that they are in prison if they do not agree to the contract voluntarily. Such men come home.
Dependent people from the depths of Russia after brief preparation and segments often face the most difficult tasks in Ukraine, writes Bild Military Spectator Julian Repke. Their preparation lasts only about two weeks, they cannot handle weapons and usually die very quickly.
Source: Racurs
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