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They're also likely busy finding the guys who sold all the fuel. While preparing for the invasion, Russians were selling their fuel to locals at the borders in
by jotm 5y ago
They're also likely busy finding the guys who sold all the fuel.
While preparing for the invasion, Russians were selling their fuel to locals at the borders in Russia and Belarus. Way to go!
- dragonwriter 5y ago> While preparing for the invasion, Russians were selling their fuel to locals at the borders in Russia and Belarus To be fair, the troops apparently didn't know they were preparing for an invasion. Of course, selling fuel and supplies when deployed for a training mission is still a sign of an appalling failure of discipline in a military force.
- chii 5y ago> selling fuel and supplies ... a sign of an appalling failure of discipline in a military force. The thing is, selling arms under the table (embezzling arms) is a sign of corruption from the highest levels. The grunts aren't stupid - they're looking out for their own interest, because they aren't paid well nor treated well i imagine.
- Aerroon 5y agoMy dad told me that when he was in the Soviet army that this was fairly common. All the equipment had bits and pieces (especially fuel) that mysteriously went missing and appeared among the local populace.