"For geopoliticans with inflamed brains, victory isĪssociated with the annexation of foreign territories." "They will ask: 'What? Why are you talking about Kherson? Kherson?' people will look at you as if you are a moron," he "If you go out onto the street and ask: 'Do you need "The loss of reputation is a difficult thing to recover. "Unfortunately, there has been a loss of our reputation globally, a loss of trust," Mr Muratov said. Love was a very important thing in order to travel, to learn, to believe in your god, to read the books that you love. He said it was also extinguishing hope, love, and confidence in the future among Russians.
Mr Muratov, who co-founded the independent Novaya Gazeta in 1993, said the conflict had thrown back Russia's development by half a century. "Every step of this war, every crime and every shot, every torn scrotum will now remain forever." And you can't forgive a goddamn thing anymore. "You many want to forgive everything, but you click in the search engine: Mariupol, Irpin or Bucha. Speaking to Reuters news agency, Mr Muratov said that modern technology had brought the horrors of the war home to people, along with the devastation of the battle for Mariupol in southern Ukraine and the claims of war crimes against Russian soldiers in Irpin and Bucha. Journalist and Nobel Peace laureate Dmitry Muratov has warned that Ukraine "will never forgive Russia" for the war. (By Victoria Elms, digital investigations journalist) And Russian media outlets are sceptical, warning readers of “scammers” and “fraudsters” operating online. It’s difficult to tell whether the operators posting these adverts do indeed provide the criminal service they purport to offer or are peddling a scam. The post says clients can expect to pay between 30,000 and 80,000 roubles for the service, which is equivalent to between £450 and £1,250. You will simply be forgotten about," it said. "No matter what age you are, you will never be called up for training or mobilisation.
"Mobilisation and conscription protection for all ages. This could indicate that the channel may have recently been repurposed.Īnother channel posted an advert on Tuesday, as rumours of mobilisation began to circulate. However, it had posted just three times before today, all of them unrelated to the military. The page has over 42,000 subscribers and was created over two years ago. "Write soon, you’ll get help with your problem." "But that’s the reality of 2022, so we’ve got a solution for you. In it, a post shared earlier today roughly translates to: One channel named Buy White Ticket used an image of the Russian Ministry of Defence’s logo with the words "Not Serve" written over it in Russian.
But conscripts can defer their service in some cases, including if they’re medically unfit.Īnd some operators have sought to exploit this by claiming to illegally sell this paperwork - known as a "white ticket" - online for large sums. Russian Telegram channels claiming to sell passes exempting individuals from Russian military service have emerged following Putin’s announcement of partial mobilisation.Īvoiding the draft is illegal in Russia. (Tweet from the advisor to Ukraine's minister of internal affairs on 4 September) "People we spoke to said they would never have voted to join Russia, and say they were relieved when the Ukrainian army moved in."
"Vysokopillya is only five kilometres from the Russian lines, and from where they are overseeing a referendum on the Kherson Region joining Russia - a referendum dismissed as a sham by Ukraine and the west. "We heard a constant sound of artillery, and saw injured soldiers being transferred into ambulances, one of whom looked seriously wounded being carried on a stretcher. "A small number of residents, some who have returned, said they’re not sure they should have because it remains dangerous. "The signs of battle are everywhere, wrecked buildings including a hospital, debris strewn roads, burnt out cars. "We’ve been filming in Vysokopillya, liberated by the Ukrainian military this month. Sky's chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay is one of the few western journalists to gain access to a newly liberated village in the Kherson Region.
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