Thread by @ChrisO_wiki

1/ An incident last week in which a military policeman was filmed extorting Russian soldiers in a UAZ-452 van was reportedly just the tip of the iceberg. Soldiers are complaining that they are systematically being robbed in occupied southern Ukraine. ⬇️

https://twitter.com/PStyle0ne1/status/1704127104756187304

2/ Commenting on the video, the Wagner-affiliated Grey Zone blog says that such incidents happen "several times a week" in the occupied Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. Military police are reportedly stealing aid supplies, quadcopters and cars for their own use or to resell.

3/ "They take away cars for everything. Seat belt. Window tinting. No driver's licence. What other documents do special forces reconnaissance soldiers need with them? Maybe a military ID and a reference from the commander?

4/ "They may even ask for documents for weapons, like they're hunters. I'm not fucking kidding. At the same time, the “military prostitutes” themselves are standing in multicam, but how long ago did multicam become our regulation camouflage?

5/ "In the most problematic region, the Kherson region, cars are slowed down even on the nominal line of contact, which runs along the Dniepro River.

6/ "Since the arrivals [incoming shells] on this section are less than near Robotine, where "red caps" [won't] piss around, these striped trousers hang out around Kherson, where they can fuck with a quadcopter in a car, since their launch is prohibited.

7/ "Do you understand? A soldier rushes and takes the quadrocopter to the mission to continue reconnaissance, since it is fucked up/discharged, and they slow him down and take the quadcopter and take it away along with the car.

8/ "After that, half of the command personnel have to fuck around for a few hours to recover the fighter or fighters.

9/ "And if the car was somehow "wrongly registered" according to these fuckers, the car can simply be confiscated, and then you see them driving it themselves or selling it to Chechens for next to nothing.

10/ "Again, complaints from the Kherson region in particular have been coming in for a long time and constantly. Some Russian fighters are already so nervous that if I were the "red caps" I would become nervous myself, lest some checkpoint accidentally wake up at night." /end

Source:
t.me/grey_zone/20738