Russian troops have complained approximately freezing temperatures and frostbite (Image: East2west)

Vladimir Putin is being confronted with the threat of mutiny amongst his troops as they bear the harsh conditions of his warfare against Ukraine.

Conscripts within the Novosibirsk region of Russia have beggedtheir other halves and sisters to protest on their behalf to the president.

In a video acquired through Astra media, a person describes being faced with underneath freezing temperatures and little scientific help or food.

‘it is now -25C. we have now to reside right here, in the ice. on the same time, our leadership intimidates us,’ he mentioned.

‘They do not provide scientific assistance or rations until we transfer to these positions.

‘we would like the military prosecutor, the FSB security service and Vladimir Putin in person to think about this video address.’

While the troops see Putin as a benign dictator who it’s transparent he is using his mobilised males as cannon fodder.

‘We believe that such actions of the command undermine the combat capacity of our army.

And now they demand we transfer here….

‘Our company will cross away here, earlier than we even get to meet the enemy.’

Pleading for the help from girls in their hometowns, they insisted they weren’t refusing to combat, however won’t ‘visit the front and sit down stupidly within the trenches and stay up for mortars to reach’.

‘And now the frost has set in. The temperature out of doors is -20C to -25C… So all hope is on you, better halves, sisters. Unfold this data as much as conceivable…

‘we have now very little time. Our handiest wish is you.’

The troops mentioned they’ve little medical help or rations (Image: social media/e2w)

the lads are definite they are going to are available in Soviet jargon Load 200 – lifeless – or 300, wounded.

In a plaintive video, they mentioned: ‘Those are mobilised males from the Novosibirsk area within the conflict zone.

‘They send us directly to the front line, they take us out of there through strategies, either load TWO HUNDRED dead or THREE HUNDRED wounded.

‘There’s nothing we can all do here.

From the very beginning, we were advised our job was to offer protection to amenities in the liberated territories,’ the lads said.

‘We had no proper military training… we have now paid for our own technique of communique and surveillance. And we paid for cars to remove the wounded and killed.

‘We face greater than THREE HUNDRED strikes an afternoon on our positions. We had killed, greater than a dozen wounded.’

the warriors requested the struggle missions and deployment positions be reviewed as, all the way through mobilisation, they have been referred to as up for territorial defence and not to struggle at the frontline.

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