Military Discipline

Russo-Ukrainian War

20,000+ Russian Soldiers Prosecuted for Refusing to Fight in Ukraine

According to a report by Mediazona, over 20,000 Russian soldiers have faced prosecution for refusing to fight in Ukraine since September 2022, with the majority of cases involving going AWOL. These cases highlight a significant issue within the Russian military, with widespread reports of abuse and punishment tactics employed to maintain order. Despite these challenges, Russia continues to recruit a large number of soldiers monthly, often offering substantial financial incentives. Additionally, President Putin signed a decree to significantly increase the size of the Armed Forces, further indicating the scale of Russia’s ongoing war efforts.

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John Q. Hosedrinker
The Issues

Army Commander Suspended After Flipped Trump Portrait Incident

The Army’s suspension of a female commander following the discovery of a flipped-around portrait of Donald Trump has sparked a firestorm of debate and speculation. The official statement released by the Army emphasized that the suspension wasn’t related to any misconduct, offering no further details while the matter remains under review. This lack of transparency, however, has fueled much of the online discussion.

This vague explanation has led many to question the true reasons behind the suspension. Some believe it’s a case of the military overreacting to a seemingly minor incident, suggesting it’s a disproportionate response born more from political sensitivities than actual wrongdoing.… Continue reading

Matt Underwood

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