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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on Russians who were mobilized for war agai...

Zelensky appealed to the Russians who are mobilized for war against Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on Russians who were mobilized for war against Ukraine, protest, flee or surrendered to the Ukrainian captivity so as not to die on the front. “I will explain to the Russians in Russian. There were protests against mobilization in the cities of Russia. Let it not be massive, but they were and are. And this is not only an indicator in Moscow and St. Petersburg. We know real moods in the regions of Russia, ”Zelensky said in an evening video.

Video Day President added that residents of Dagestan, Buryatia and other areas of the Russian Federation realize that they were "simply thrown to death. " Zelensky asked why the Russians should die in Ukraine because of Vladimir Putin's dictator. “You are already accomplices of all these crimes, murders and torture of Ukrainians. Because you were silent and silent. And now it's time to choose. For men, this is the choice - to die or live, become crippled or maintain health.

For women in Russia, this choice is to lose men, sons, grandchildren or try to protect them from death. From the war, from one person, ”Zelensky says. The President added that Moscow wants to mobilize up to a million men to the army and will take everyone without parsing. Zelensky also recalled that the children of the Kremlin leaders in the war will not be. “55,000 Russian soldiers died in this war in half a year. Tens of thousands are injured, crippled. Do you want more? No? Then protest. Fight.

Run. Or give up Ukrainian captivity. These are options for you to survive, ”says the Ukrainian leader. On September 21, after canceled on the eve of the appeal to the citizens of the Russian Federation, Putin declared "partial mobilization" in the country. According to the media, the dictator wants to call one million Russians.