Russian troopers being shot at in the event that they abandon positions in Ukraine: Report | World News

Russian troopers drafted to combat in Ukraine as a part of president Vladimir Putin's partial mobilization decree are being shot at in the event that they try and abandon their positions on the entrance line, a report stated.

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The claims have been made by wives of the Russian troopers who reportedly threatened to go to the entrance line in Ukraine to convey their husbands again residence, Newsweek reported.

The outlet reported citing a video revealed on the Telegram channel of media outlet Verstka that confirmed one girl telling army officers to return their husbands or they will "tear them aside."

The ladies was reportedly at a army unit within the city of Valuyki in Belgorod area, close to the border with Ukraine. Within the video the ladies stated that their husbands had come underneath assault in Makiivka, a metropolis in Ukraine's Donetsk area including that many males have been wounded and demanded their husbands be returned residence to Russia.

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Latvia-based Russian-language information outlet Meduza additionally reported that the lads have since been returned to their army unit in Russia, Newsweek report claimed.

Earlier, UK's defence ministry had stated that the Russian military is probably going threatening to shoot deserters who're unwilling to combat "as a result of low morale."

Russian forces have probably began deploying "barrier troops" or "blocking items" to take care of their very own retreating troopers, UK defence ministry had stated.