About a hundred Russians broke through the fence of the Russian army headquarters. Attempted to escape did not work out
They captured the group on the spot, three are missing.
Krasnodar, BRATISLAVA. About a hundred Russian soldiers were detained a few days ago while trying to escape when they left positions and broke through the Krasnodar headquarters at night without permission.
Escape from April 19, according to the telegram channel Baza In the end, he managed only seven people, but four army caught the Russian army almost immediately. The remaining three men are still missing.
Police then in a city lying 237 kilometers east of the Kerch Bridge blocked traffic and brought cars. It also introduced other security measures.
Men who tried to escape on Saturday have been deserted in the past, but they all caught. The army detained them in inhuman conditions, which is part of the so -called. pressure tactics.
« The goal is to get a person back to the front at all costs. No one wants the deserter to get a real punishment and go to the punishing colony because it is not profitable, » he explains to the portal Caucasus realm Human Rights Defender Ivan Čuľajev from Get Lost, which helps Russian deserters. « Therefore, they are often imposed on conditional penalties, although the law for desertion allows them to be up to fifteen years in prison. »
Russian authorities force former Russian soldiers including fighters from semi -private military Groups Wagnerto return to the fighting to Ukraine.
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- How many Russian soldiers deserted by mid -December 2024,
- as desserters live in camps,
- that the system will not change in Russia.
Back to war
Shortly after the publication of the rebellion reports, activists from the Cuban anti -war committee (Kubáň is a region in the south of Russia) were announced that the Russian authorities contacted local telegram local administrators who asked for confidentiality for the mass escape of the detainees.
The Russian Defense Ministry did not comment, while Russian television Russia Today reported that the police are investigating the case.
At the same time, the Cuban anti -war committee confirmed that it had previously obtained information about deserters detained in Krasnodar, but their exact location has not yet been known. The retention of soldiers and their forced returns to the front line have expanded in the meantime.
According to activist Sergei Kriven, the riots in Krasnodar are part of a larger trend in the Russian army. The escaped documents of the Russian Defense Ministry suggest that by mid-December 2024, 50,000 Russian soldiers were deserted.
It would be about ten percent of men currently deployed in Ukraine.
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“The trend has been growing especially since 2022 when the dismissal after the mobilization in Russia Forbidden, ”he explains for Caucasus realm. In 2024, twice as many people deserted as in 2023.
According to an activist in the Russian army, deserters do not approach as people. « They do not perceive them as their own, but rather as food for cannons. Violence is just a way to get them back to the front. »
At the same time, Krivenko notes that in similar cases it is extremely difficult to achieve any result in the form of a punishment. « Even if the case begins, the court often only grants a conditional punishment and, instead of being released from the Russian army, they will send him back to war, » he explains.
According to the activist, the family of detainees should still demand justice in all the remaining functional institutions in Russia.
« We have to complain, because even if a person has committed a crime, this is not a reason to keep it under inhuman conditions, » he adds, adding that Russian soldiers and their relatives can seek legal assistance through a call to the Telegram’s conscience.
Everyone is constantly drinking
A lawyer who spoke with the telegram channel Astra On the condition of maintaining anonymity, he said that several detainees lived in the camp for more than six months, even under severe frosts.
« They live outside in tents behind the wire fence. They do not leave the area, with the morning and evening start. That’s all. These are about a hundred people who do nothing, » he said.
The wife of one of the soldiers, on the condition of maintaining anonymity, said everyone was constantly drinking.
« They beat my husband three weeks ago. I demanded that his injuries to document, but there was no investigation, » she told Astra. « Some are missing the eye, others limb, » she added, adding that they are not eligible for military service.
The woman’s partner was arrested during his rehabilitation after eight concussions. Later he was diagnosed with limited service capacity, but he never returned home.
Pressed as a canned sardine
Čuviľayev believes that the rebellion in Krasnodar is not a unique incident, but part of the systemic problem.
Similar cases, according to the human rights advocate, will rarely reach the front pages of newspapers until there is a problem that somehow directly hits the public.
« The cases of desertion are addressed by the Military Prosecutor’s Office, which does not have its own prisons or detention facilities, » explains Čuvijev, adding that there are no similar facilities from a legal point of view. « For this purpose, existing military units were strong. »
The Russians, who are, according to the activist in camps, are pushed as canned sardines, just waiting for the end of the investigation, and the real goal is to get them back to the front at all costs.
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The Russian authorities reportedly offer them to stop the investigation if they come back to service. If they refuse, the case is deliberately dragging for several months to the handed out the judgmentwhich ultimately means nothing.
Čuviľayev claims that this is more of a pressure tactic and there are no legal standards governing the detention conditions of deserters. « It’s a complete injustice, » he says.
Before 2022, so many people have not run away from the Russian army, so no one has yet specified what to do in similar cases, explains Čuvijev.
It believes that the system will not change in Russia. « If it was once a chaos in which people could hide in the call office to avoid death, it is now a bloody chaos for their extinction. »
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