By Natali Moss
The UK Ministry of Defense claims that the commanders in the Russian Armed Forces have begun to resort to the practice of influencing "violators of discipline" among Russian soldiers for the last few months. This was reported in the construction of intelligence for April 30.
Among the measures of influence are resort to the so-called Zindani-pits with iron lattice, which have traditionally been used in the countries of Central Asia, North Caucasus, Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan as underground darkness prisons. "Many recent reports of Russian troops have reported that they are placed in Zindans for minor violations, such as drinking alcoholic beverages and attempts to break military contracts," the statement said.
The publication of British intelligence states that in the first months of a full-scale war, Russian commanders did not monitor the discipline so strictly, and soldiers who did not want to participate in the war were allowed to return home. But since the fall of last year, a number of dragon initiatives appeared to improve discipline in the army. We will remind that the deputy of the State Duma Andriy Lugovy tried to hide the article with new restrictions for the allegedists.
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