10 years in prison if you surrender in Ukraine war

10-year prison sentence for Russian soldiers if they surrender in Ukraine war! Cannot desert forces or refuse to go to war. President Vladimir Putin issued a new decree including these conditions. But Russia is tumultuous against government policies and new announcements. 732 protesters were arrested from 32 cities and localities on Saturday (24 September). Al Jazeera news.

Moscow to Saint Petersburg. Anti-Putin protests are going on all over Russia. Leaflets are also being distributed against the Kremlin's support for the deployment of additional troops in the war or referendums in the occupied territories. More than 700 Russian citizens were arrested for the crime on Saturday alone. They are charged with treason or dereliction of duty.

However, ordinary Russians do not care about the bloodshed of the security forces. They allege that Putin is chasing a mirage. They are using the countrymen to achieve their goals.

Meanwhile, President Vladimir Putin signed the new decree. Accordingly, attention cannot be diverted from war. The soldiers will have to serve 10 years imprisonment. Moreover, if foreigners want to join the war, they will get additional facilities.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that President Vladimir Putin signed the new decree. According to it, soldiers who surrender or desert the force or, refuse to go to war, will be punished with 10 years imprisonment. Moreover, according to the signed decree, foreigners will have the opportunity to join the Russian army for one year. In that case the five-year residence permit will be bypassed.

On Wednesday, President Vladimir Putin announced an increase in the strength of the ongoing military operation in Ukraine in a first-order decree. He ordered 3 lakh soldiers of the reserve force to join the battlefield. In this announcement, the decision to leave Russia fell.