
Serbian sniper Dejan Beric accused the Russian army of abusing Serbian volunteers who were members of the so-called "SVO" from Serbia to fight in Ukraine.
The member of "Putin's team" and confidant of the president recorded a video message for the Russian authorities. According to him, the command of the 119th Paratrooper Regiment, which includes Serbian volunteers, sends them into the attack without weapons, refuses treatment and does not provide them with uniforms.
The commanders treat the Serbs "like gypsies" and call them "gypsies", Beric is heard saying. As a result, the Serbian volunteers refused to perform their duties and asked to be transferred to another unit, but they were declared war criminals, expelled from the camp and kept in the cold for several days without food.
"In addition, they tried to send volunteers under threat of execution and imprisonment to carry out the attack and this morning military police officers arrived at the brigade. They beat the Serbian volunteers and asked them to sign documents admitting they were spies," he said.
Beric asks the president and the Ministry of Defense to intervene in this situation, because he fears for the lives of his compatriots. According to him, the volunteers have already asked to be transferred to another regiment.
He himself proposes to assign them to the Akhmat regiment, because he speaks well of this unit. "I invited these people when Vladimir Vladimirovich gave permission for foreigners to come. I understand that our enemies will use this video, but, unfortunately, sometimes we have to do such things that one percent of the pederasts who are in the Russian army go to prison," Berich concludes.
Serbian mercenary in the Russian army, Dejan Berić, complains that Russians from the 119th brigade treated other Serbs like cattle, called them gypsies, and beat a number of them. The command of the brigade sent the mercenaries into assaults without ammo and offered to collect... pic.twitter.com/xDDTgq06iE
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