Gives away fish for free. This is how Putin rewarded them for their participation in the war

Vladimir Putin and his officials are doing everything to attract as many volunteers to the army as possible and avoid social rebellions related to the mobilization. Conscription to the army did not spare the distant peoples of Siberia: the Chukchi, Aleuts or Itelmen. How does Moscow pay them for the blood shed on the front? Gives away fish for free.

The Russian Federation has approximately 146.4 million citizens in 2023, which is the official number provided by the authorities. With such a huge population base, the Russian army is unable to find volunteers to fight on the Ukrainian front. Who wants to go to war and come back in a black bag? This is probably the fate of most conscripts.

Heavy Losses: The Toll of the Invasion on Russia's Military Forces

The invasion of the neighbor turned out to be the greatest defeat, and Russia has already lost 267,000 soldiers on the front. Add to this more than 150,000 wounded and unfit for service to understand the Russians' fear of joining the army. Financial incentives do not help, threats and the specter of forced mobilization, which is getting closer, do not help.

The invasion of Ukraine turned out to be a disaster, and Russia had already lost 267,000 soldiers on the front. Add to this more than 150,000 wounded and unfit for service to understand the Russians' fear of joining the army. Financial incentives do not help, threats and the specter of forced mobilization, which is getting closer, do not help.

Currently, only a few people want to serve in Vladimir Putin's army, which should not surprise anyone.

Social Unrest: Escalating Tensions and Protests in Russia

A lot of Russians do not want to die at the front, it is normal. Others simply do not support aggression in Ukraine and do not agree with the regime of Vladimir Putin. And still others simply do not believe in the promises of an army that tempts with wages and gifts, but does not deliver on its promises. Such was the fate of the peoples of distant Siberia.

As reported by Belsat TV, the inhabitants of the far Russian frontiers were paid for service in the army and spilled blood: free fish. The Chukchi, Itelmen and Aleuts from the Commander Islands, i.e. representatives of peoples living mainly from fishing and agriculture, were forced to join the Russian army.

However, their representatives in the army were not rewarded with money, nor did they get a Lada car, like some families of Russian soldiers from the European part of the country. The authorities decided that it was enough to distribute free fish to the indigenous peoples of Kamchatka. After all, small nations will not ask for their own, and there are 250 families of soldiers in the region.

This is not the first and probably not the last time that the authorities in Moscow spit on their citizens and treat them horribly. Vladimir Putin is not interested in who and in what condition will go to the army - we have known this for several months. Just like his generals don't care how many soldiers die at the front. The war is about to go on. And already.

The prospect of Moscow and big cities is that young men avoid conscription, flee abroad, or attack drafting boards, which has happened many times already. Devastation and arson are the norm in Russia today. People are demanding that migrants go to war and that prisoners or people from the East be mobilized. They care so much about this war.