Russian Soldiers Forced to Surrender Gadgets Over Leaked Personnel Losses

In a bid to curb the widespread leaks about their mounting losses in Ukraine, Russian authorities have decided to confiscate gadgets from their occupying forces. This measure, reported by the Center for National Resistance, aims to restrict communication capabilities among the troops.

The move comes in response to numerous leaks revealing heavy casualties, withholding of payments and systemic abuse soldiers are experiencing inside the Russian. According to reports, soldiers have been using their devices to communicate these losses back home.

The Russian State Duma has mandated that any soldier caught with a gadget will face disciplinary detention of up to 10 days. This new directive is seen as a direct reaction to the flow of sensitive information, which has exposed the grim reality of Russia’s war against Ukraine.

Troops have reportedly been complaining to their families about severe rights violations by their commanders, the non-payment of promised wages, significant casualties, and their reluctance to “die in Ukrainian fields.”

“Such 'news' occasionally leads to mothers or wives of the 'heroes' raising inconvenient questions to the authorities,” explains the Center for National Resistance.

Recently, Russian forces have been sustaining substantial losses in their war against Ukraine. In the past 24 hours alone, from July 23 to July 24, Russia has lost 1,140 soldiers, an aircraft, and 65 artillery systems.

According to recent reports from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russia has suffered staggering combat casualties totaling approximately 570,120 military personnel as of July 24, 2024.