Russia: Recruit set himself on fire to avoid fighting in Ukraine – shocking video

In the city of Ryazan, 185 kilometers south of it Moscow in Russiaone of the conscripts set himself on fire and began to shout that he did not want to go to the front, local sites YA62.ru and “Novaya Gazeta. Ryazan ».

Novaya Gazeta newspaper. Europe published the video related to the self-immolation. The video shows the man stepping out into the bus parking lot, immersing himself in an unknown liquid and then setting himself on fire.

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He was standing on the street where the buses are. As soon as he began to burn, he began to laugh and shout that he did not want to participate in the special military operation in Ukraine. His clothes were completely burned. The police ran, put him in an aid area, first aid came and took him away, ”writes the YA62.ru website, citing an eyewitness.

Novaya Gazeta newspaper. Europe writes that the man, who had burns 90% of his body according to initial reports, kept screaming “I don’t want to go to the front” when paramedics took him away.

Also today in the city of Ust Ilimsk, Irkutsk region, a shootout took place in the recruiting office. Among the wounded is the head of the recruitment office, who is in intensive care, and his condition is very serious. The shooter was arrested. According to the Telegram channel on the Baza website, this is 25-year-old Ruslan Zinin, a resident of the city and unemployed. As the Mash website wrote, he began shooting when Military Commissar Yelyshev was giving instructions to recruits.

Since the beginning of the war, about twenty incidents of burning of conscription offices and government buildings have become known in different regions of Russia. Once the “partial conscription” was announced, arson cases increased.

According to Medizona accounts, 54 conscription offices and administrative buildings have been set on fire since the beginning of the war in Russia, while 17 cases of arson have occurred in the past five days after the conscription was announced.

Source: RES-MPE