Russian soldiers are being given psychotropic drugs to make them agree to go on "meat assaults" - General Staff
Kyiv • UNN
The Russian military is increasingly refusing to perform tasks, so the Russian enemy command has decided to experiment with additional types of incentives
Russian army soldiers are receiving drugs and psychotropics to go on meaty assaults against the Ukrainian Defense Forces in a state of euphoria. This was reported in a morning briefing on Monday, January 15, by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, UNN reports .
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It is noted that the Russian military is increasingly refusing to die for the ill-advised goals of their leader, so the enemy command decided to experiment with additional types of incentives.
According to the General Staff, such incentives distort the sense of reality and lead to death.
According to the available information, the personnel of the 108th Air Assault Regiment of the 7th Air Assault Division are systematically given narcotic and psychotropic substances. These drugs lead to euphoria and dull pain. Soldiers who use them are more likely to agree to meat assaults without fear of injury or death
