A Russian Soldier Who Threatened Putin with an Army Mutiny Racked up 10 Million Instagram Views. Who Is He?
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A Russian soldier who threatened Putin with an army mutiny racked up 10 million Instagram views. Who is he?
Russian soldier Alexander Lunin published a video address to Vladimir Putin on Instagram on June 25, threatening a military mutiny if he was not allowed to meet with the Russian president on live television to tell him “the whole truth about what is happening in our country right now.” Lunin said he recorded the video because “representatives of high-ranking officials from the Defense Ministry and security services” had met with him and decided …
A SVO veteran predicted a military mutiny against Putin.
In the appeal, Lunin claims that Russian servicemen suffer torture and illegal punishments.According to Lunin, on June 24 and 25, officials met with him, who were asked to convey to Putin that if the president did not give him the opportunity to “live audience”, he would “tell all “The truth” about what is happening in the country.” For refusing to carry out blunt suicide orders. For refusing to give their funds,” he said. In addition, Lunin sai…
On Thursday, Aleksandr Lunin, a Russian veteran who participated in the Ukrainian war, released a fierce video appeal demanding the opportunity to appear live with Vladimir Putin.
On 25 June, Russian military officer Alexander Lunin posted a call on Instagram to Vladimir Putin, threatening a military revolt if he would not be allowed to meet with the Russian President, so that he could say "the whole truth about the war."
A Russian soldier claims to have transmitted an ultimatum to Vladimir Putin, threatening a new armed revolt if the Kremlin leader will not intervene in the alleged abuses committed against Russian soldiers.
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