Putin urged to “stop the madness” amid Russian troop suicides

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1. By Ellie Cook:

   A prominent pro-Kremlin military blogger has criticized Russian commanders deployed in northeastern Ukraine for allegedly lying to Moscow’s top officials, accusing the commanders of spurring on a spate of reported suicides of Russian troops in the area.

   Russia’s military has been advancing at various points along the hundreds of miles of front lines in Ukraine for more than year, but at a heavy cost to its personnel. Figures from Ukraine’s armed forces and Western intelligence suggests that daily casualties for Moscow have topped 1,000 for many months.

   Read more: [https://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-putin-russia-soldiers-suicide-report-capture-novoyehorivka-2025657](https://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-putin-russia-soldiers-suicide-report-capture-novoyehorivka-2025657)

2. The good old meat grinder.

3. Is it a paradox if Putin suicide so the suicides stop ?

4. In the grand scheme of things thats a real sign of discontent. Pro Kremlin bloggers unmasking pretty nasty Kremlin tactics. Next rachet up would be directly criticising the army top brass.

   If they cannot keep a lid on the reality of it even with all possible organised opponents dead the real state of public opinion must be dire.

5. One good way to stop potential suicides is to pull all of your forces out of another sovereign country?

6. Aren’t meat waves suicide too?

7. He doesn’t want to stop the war, he wants to stop the supposed mismanagement of it.

8. If you follow the link in article that is speaking of the russians shooting themselves it leads to an article about mice/rat population and disease. 

   Supposedly it is hurting russian troops MORE than Ukrainians but it makes me REALLY worried because with Ukraine having so many less troops than the russians, should they have an outbreak…

9. tagging u / false-god…

   oh wait… bad habit….

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