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In an open letter to the world, Russian army officers decry a 15-year-old film for its portrayal of officers, claiming it incites hatred based on social class.
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A man recounts a story of how he was stopped by the army to allow a military convoy to pass, but his dashcam was left on, and captured an unusual military vehicle.
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Russia's spring draft has begun, with officials saying they are looking to draft 153,000 young men to serve in the armed forces, which is 2,500 less than last year.
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Netizens discuss photos of a soldier's national service that have been uploaded to Instagram by a conscript in Chita, reminiscing about their own experiences.
In an open letter to the world, Russian army officers decry a 15-year-old film for its portrayal of officers, claiming it incites hatred based on social class.1
A man recounts a story of how he was stopped by the army to allow a military convoy to pass, but his dashcam was left on, and captured an unusual military vehicle.
Russia's spring draft has begun, with officials saying they are looking to draft 153,000 young men to serve in the armed forces, which is 2,500 less than last year.
Netizens discuss photos of a soldier's national service that have been uploaded to Instagram by a conscript in Chita, reminiscing about their own experiences.