Russian Conscripts' Life Expectancy on Ukraine Frontline Reportedly 35 Minutes

Military bloggers have reported that Russian conscripts sent to the front lines in Ukraine have a life expectancy of as little as 35 minutes. This grim assessment highlights the severe conditions faced by soldiers in the conflict zone.

29 Jun, 11:46 — 29 Jun, 11:46

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Russian conscripts sent to the front lines in Ukraine have a life expectancy of up to 35 minutes, according to military bloggers

What do Russian military bloggers - cited by historian Peter Frankopan in an op-ed in "Foreign Policy" - report? - These claims have not been independently verified, but they reflect the intensity of the war and the decisive role of drones The post Russian conscripts sent to the front lines in Ukraine have a life expectancy of up to 35 minutes, according to military bloggers appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Objavljen izvještaj s ratišta: Većina ruskih vojnika na frontu preživi 35 minuta

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Russian Conscripts' Life Expectancy on Ukraine Frontline Reportedly 35 Minutes

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Russian conscripts sent to the front lines in Ukraine have a life expectancy of up to 35 minutes, according to military bloggers

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Objavljen izvještaj s ratišta: Većina ruskih vojnika na frontu preživi 35 minuta

Russian conscripts sent to the front lines in Ukraine have a life expectancy of up to 35 minutes, according to military bloggers

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