Russian propagandist calls on Putin's military to commit suicide if they are unable to fight: they were offered an alternative. Video

Russian propagandists have hit another low point. One of the hosts of Solovyov Live called on the Russian occupiers to kill themselves if they are unable to fight.

However, the project "I Want to Live" has an alternative offer for the invaders who came to the territory of Ukraine, which they can accept and survive instead of being left to rot in the Ukrainian land. The call of Russian propaganda, as well as instructions for Russians to save their lives, were published on the project's Telegram channel.

Russian propaganda never ceases to amaze with its cynicism, absolute indifference to the fate of Russians, and its openly cannibalistic nature. Thus, some Russian propagandists, who receive their salaries from the Russian state budget, have moved from calling for the murder of Ukrainians to calling on the Russian occupiers to commit suicide.

For example, Russian propagandist Sergei Karnaukhov, sitting in the cozy and safe studio of Solovyov-live, advised the occupiers, who were being thrown into suicidal assaults by the Russian command every day.

"The guys need to be told that when he is lying there, waiting for the arrival of an FPV drone, let him shoot himself, let him not wait for him to become disabled," this "staple of the Russian world" issued.

The project "I Want to Live" drew attention to this advice of the Kremlin propaganda and showed a cut from the last seconds of the lives of hundreds of Russian occupiers who followed this recommendation (caution, video 18+).

"We have already written about the "battlefield suicide epidemic" that is spreading in the Russian army. This gruesome video shows only a small part of the Russian soldiers who followed the advice of Kremlin propagandists and killed themselves. And these are only those who were under the gaze of a drone at the right moment. Only God knows how many thousands killed themselves in destroyed houses, collapsed trenches, forests engulfed in flames," the statement said.

All these deaths, according to "I Want to Live," are on the conscience of "cogs" of the Russian state propaganda machine like Karnaukhov, as well as "lynch mobs."

"The former invent fakes to dehumanize Ukrainians, while the latter send their exhausted soldiers on the same senseless assaults without support or evacuation. And they go on each assault as if it were the last because they realize that no one will come for the wounded, no one will pull them out, no one will help. Instead of walkie-talkies and normal first aid kits, they have instructions in their pockets on how to kill themselves with a grenade, issued in advance by fat political majors," the project stated.

However, even though every Russian who came to Ukrainian soil with weapons in hand is a criminal, even for them there is an alternative to inevitable death.

"We offer all Russian soldiers a mutually beneficial deal. We guarantee them their lives and the expectation of an exchange in normal, human conditions under the supervision of the Red Cross. Unlike their commanders, we need them alive, as they will be exchanged later, and we will return our people to Ukraine from the Russian gulag. The Kursk conscripts who did not listen to their commanders and Kadyrov's bandits and surrendered instead of committing suicide are a living example of this.115 of them have already returned home under an exchange, and did not remain in the ground. Choose life, contact the I Want to Live project for a safe surrender," the project called for.

There are several ways to take advantage of the offer and survive and later return home to family and friends.

For example, Russians who are willing to surrender to save their lives can contact the I Want to Live project using a bot on Telegram: t.me/spasisebyabot.

From Ukrainian numbers, you can call +38 044 350 89 17 and 688.

There is also an option to write to Telegram or WhatsApp at one of the following phone numbers:

+38 095 688 68 88

+38 093 688 68 88

+38 097 688 66 88.

As a reminder, the Russian occupiers, who had previously been captured, recorded a compassionate appeal to Putin and asked for an exchange. The Russians ask the dictator to "show humanity" and exchange them for Ukrainian prisoners of war. Most of the several hundred occupants who appeared in the video have been held captive for 2 or even 3 years.

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