FURIOUS After being forced to kill innocent civilians, Russian soldiers have threatened to “rise” against Vladimir Putin.
Hospitals in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol have been repeatedly attacked by Russian forces, with Putin’s troops kidnapping hundreds of staff and patients and using them as human shields.
One airstrike on a maternity hospital was dubbed “the most perverse f***ing form of neo-Nazism” by Putin’s troops.
Soldiers have since warned their warmongering leader that he “won’t be able to hide this for long,” adding that “we will all be judged.”
“I want to tell our commander-in-chief to stop terror acts in Ukraine because when we come back, we’ll rise against him,” one reconnaissance officer, Vladimir, said at an international media briefing this week.
At the same event, another officer told Putin: “You won’t be able to keep this a secret for long. There are a lot of people like us here. We’ll return home sooner or later.”
Maxim, a Russian fighter pilot, became emotional while discussing the suffering that civilians have had to endure since his country’s invasion.
“I don’t know what can justify, f***, a child’s tears, or even worse, the deaths of innocent people, children,” he told CNN.
The soldiers blamed Russian commanders for “horrifying” crimes against “peaceful Ukrainian civilians,” warning that “you cannot forgive such things.”
According to CNN, another soldier stated: “Crimes have been ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“It’s not just about demilitarising Ukraine or defeating the Ukrainian Armed Forces; cities of peaceful civilians are being destroyed as well.
“We will all be judged for the crimes we committed.”
The claims are similar to those made by several Russian soldiers in the aftermath of a Russian airstrike that destroyed a maternity hospital in Mariupol last week.
At least three people were killed, one of whom was a young girl, and 17 others were injured.
A harrowing image showed a mother being stretchered out of the hospital, where she later screamed “kill me, kill me” after discovering she had lost her baby – and then died herself.
President Volodymyr Zelensky called the attack “genocide.”
Maxim, who has been apprehended by Ukrainian forces, described the airstrike as “the most perverse f**king form of neo-Nazism.”
“It was a horrifying fact, not just because it is a crime,” he told CNN. It’s considered vandalism.
“Such things are unforgivable. To detonate a bomb in a maternity ward?
“Neo-fascism is the most perverse f**king form of neo-Nazism.”
“Who could have thought of such a thing?”
