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Russian anti-war direct action in the second war spring. Part 21

Let's see what interesting things happened last weeks in the Russian radical underground, except for the much more sensational operations of the Ukrainian special services. The title photo from mid-April shows how in three cities at once - Ulyanovsk, Rostov and Yekaterinburg - somebody hacked billboards and posted anti-war statements from mobilized soldiers or their relatives.

Crimea: Five Further Criminal Investigations, Two On Wanted List

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“They seemed completely indifferent, the Russians. They didn’t even care that the car was burning, that there might be someone still inside. I said to them ‘Help me put it out, at least!’ They just stood there.”

Serviceman dies after Mil Mi-8 helicopter hard landing in Ulyanovsk region — ministry

The remaining crew members were evacuated by a search and rescue helicopter to the nearest airport for transportation to a medical facility

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Death of A Lithuanian Soldier: A Mother's Story

Modern Diplomacy Published 2 months ago Unfortunately, unprofessionalism has become a distinctive feature of our times. Indifference and ignorance are common to most Lithuanian officials. These traits are especially disgusting in the armed forces. The matter is soldiers are to some extend limited in their rights and commanders should be not only supervisors, but must be very attentive to their subordinates and their needs. A terrible accident that happened recently with a Lithuanian serviceman characterizes the state of affairs in the army. Mother of a soldier who died last year told her story to DELFI. In 2018 Andrius Bružas was conscripted in the armed forces though his health was weak. For the last two years, his mother has seen the suffering of her child — he was seriously ill but it did not become a barrier for compulsory military service in the Lithuanian Armed Forces. And then even more terrible facts became clear — although he complained about the pain, the military doctors only offered to relieve the pain with painkillers.In spite of pain, the guy performed his duties.