Report of Russian soldiers turning on their colonel and killing him

[True Dough]

May we see more of this sort of mutiny, what some refer to as "fragging?" The Russian troops are surely demoralized and disillusioned over their military failures and humiliation in a completely senseless war.

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[TreasonousBastard]

1. Not the same Russians who were fighting the Nazis at Stalingrad.

[marie999]

7. Big difference between getting invaded and doing the invading.

[TreasonousBastard]

8. Very big difference.

[underpants]

2. Down the thread some are saying he's not dead

but was run over possibly by a tank.

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[True Dough]

4. The "fog of war"

Some of these reports are bound to be less than accurate.

[gay texan]

3. The mutiny will continue until the morale improves n/t

[2naSalit]

5. Hopefully it's true...

And that many more mutinies an abandonments will take place.

[Deep State Witch]

6. Surprised It Isn't Higher

I'm surprised that the instances of fragging aren't higher. Of course, they're not being reported.

[Bayard]

9. I wouldn't be shocked,

If a number of the upper level Russian commanders reported killed weren't killed by their own men.