🤯 Four Russian occupiers told the BBC that their commanders are shooting soldiers for refusing to go on “meat assaults.”

One of them witnessed an execution ordered by commander Alexei Ksenofontov, who in 2024 was awarded the title of “Hero of Russia.”

Another claims to have seen about 20 bodies of his comrades in a pit after they were “zeroed out.”

Ilya said that of the 79 mobilized with him, only one survived. He was tortured and humiliated for refusing to go on the attack.

Those who also disagreed were electrocuted, starved, and sent on assaults without weapons.

“We had 200 dead in three days. The first “meat” assault by our regiment broke us — the unit was practically destroyed in three days,” Dmitry.

A Russian soldier attempted suicide by shooting himself in the chin with an assault rifle, but the bullet missed his brain and exited through his forehead.

He survived and wandered completely disoriented along the front line for over two weeks, until he eventually turned himself in to his own forces.