Russian Strengthens Prison Terms for Refusal to Fight, Voluntary Surrender, and Looting, Fires Logistics General

Posted on September 24, 2022

(AFP) – Russia on Saturday toughened penalties for voluntary surrender and refusal to fight with up to 10 years imprisonment and replaced its top logistics general after a series of setbacks to its seven-month war in Ukraine.

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