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'ZOV': The diary of a disillusioned Russian soldier

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Pavel Filatyev, a Russian soldier and ex-paratrooper, published 141 pages about the Kremlin-initiated war in Ukraine. The work is titled ZOV, three letters that mean "call" in Russian, while playing with the letters "Z," "O" and "V" painted on Russian military vehicles. The story reveals the appalling conditions endured all along by the army sent by Moscow to invade the Ukrainian territory.

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'ZOV': The diary of a disillusioned Russian soldier

Pavel Filatyev, a Russian soldier who fought in Ukraine, wrote a long story denouncing the motives behind the war and the appalling condition of the Russian army, before going into exile.

3 years ago·Paris, France

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France 3 years ago on Tuesday, August 23, 2022.

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