News from Al-Madinah: According to the Times newspaper, a British intelligence investigation claimed that the Russian army had “probably” instructed units to shoot at soldiers who had left the front lines of the combat in Ukraine, repeating Stalinist tactics from World War II.
The British Ministry of Defense said in an intelligence update that “due to the low morale and the reluctance of the fighting, the Russian forces probably began to deploy (barriers) or (disability units).
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She continued, “Moscow has already employed this technique in previous conflicts, and these forces threaten to shoot the Russian soldiers who withdraw or abandon the fronts of the fighting.”
A year after the Nazi troops invaded Russia, the late Soviet leader Joseph Stalin issued the 22nd Order, often known as “Forbidden (Return) one step back,” in July 1942.
According to that edict, some Red Army soldiers were permitted to shoot “cowards and depositors” who were present among those forces.
According to the British Ministry of Defense, “Recently, Russian generals have probably used their subordinates to use weapons against fleeing forces, even authorising fire to kill individuals who are behind the combat after a warning.”
The statement said, “It is also plausible that the generals wished to retain defence installations until they died.
Muscob released an official statement regarding these reports, but some Russian officials, according to the Times newspaper, have mocked it.
On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that allows the recruitment of persons who committed serious crimes, but excludes those convicted of crimes “espionage, terrorism, betrayal, armed uprisings, kidnapping of aircraft and some other crimes. ”
Putin stated yesterday that 49,000 of the 318,000 soldiers who had been ordered for “partial mobilisation” had already begun carrying out combat-related duties.
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Russian soldiers “killed” as they withdrew from the invasion of Ukraine, according to intelligence assessments.
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