Over 100 Russian Soldiers Attempt Escape From Military Commandant’s Office in Krasnodar

About a hundred deserters from the Russian army who were in a makeshift prison in Krasnodar, southern Russia, attempted a mutiny on Saturday night, Russian media reported. Three of them managed to escape.

No fewer than 100 Russian soldiers allegedly tried to desert from a military unit in the city of Krasnodar, with three of them managing to escape, reports Ukrainska Pravda.

After bribing the commander, several Russian deserters were allowed to leave the military base in Krasnodar where they had been held captive. On Friday, nearly a hundred imprisoned soldiers stormed the commander's office in protest – and then tried to escape, Russian media reports.

About a hundred Russian soldiers tried to escape from a military facility in Krasnodar, but only seven of them succeeded. A manhunt was launched to capture them.

Mediafax According to information from the Russian and Ukrainian press, about 100 soldiers tried to leave the unit. Reports from the Russian media indicate that the group of about 100 people was being held in a secure area within the unit. The soldiers tried to escape, claims the Ukrainian publication Pravda. Security forces have cordoned off the area and no official comment was made for 12 hours. It seems that seven soldiers managed to break th…

A new mass escape attempt by Russian deserters has been recorded in Krasnodar. About a hundred servicemen broke through the fence of the commandant's office and tried to escape.