A Russian rapper Ivan Vitalievich Petunin has reportedly killed himself after telling fans “I’m not ready to kill” in a haunting final message.
Putin is attempting to send 300,000 more troops to the frontlines as the tyrant’s war deteriorates and troops continue to lose territory on the battlefield.
But in order to save themselves from being sent to die in Ukraine, many Russian men have been anxiously hunting for ways to dodge the draught.
In the Russian city of Krasnodar on Friday, Petunin’s body was discovered close to a tall structure after the musician posted a heartbreaking final video to his Telegram channel, according to Mail Online.
The rapper, who had previously served in the Russian Army, informed his audience that he was no longer alive if they were watching the video.
“I can’t take the sin of murder on my soul and I don’t want to. I am not ready to kill for any ideals.
“I choose to remain in history forever, as a man who did not support what was happening.”
He added: “I am not ready to take up arms and kill my own kind.”
Petunin, who had previously been treated in a mental hospital, said taking his own life was “a way to express his final protest”.
Putin’s partial mobilisation of troops to the front lines, in his opinion, would soon become a complete mobilisation.
Petunin’s girlfriend allegedly wrote on social media after his passing: “Everything happened unexpectedly… he will always be a bright and kind person who loves to joke.”
Fans who were devastated have been posting condolences on his social media profiles.
The rapper was called a “legend” by one person, and “I pray you found peace” by another.
Life is so unpredictable, who would have guessed he was such a smart guy, another fan remarked.
Some allegedly broke their own arms to avoid the draught. Other Russian guys are apparently rapidly getting married or enrolling as caregivers for elderly children in an effort to avoid serving in the war.
As men attempt to escape the Kremlin’s control, there have been massive backups at the borders and a rush to book flights out of Russia.
To avoid being transported to the front lines, one man was even captured on shocking video setting himself on fire at a Ryazan train station, 110 miles southeast of Moscow.
Another nauseating video captured the moment a Russian guy purposefully fractured his leg in a last-ditch effort to avoid being sent to Ukraine.
NATO supremo Jens Stoltenberg watches as Putin’s conflict intensifies.
In a chilling warning, he said: “Putin has mobilised hundreds of thousands of more troops, engaged in irresponsible nuclear sabre rattling and now illegally annexed more Ukrainian territory.
“Together, this represents the most serious escalation since the start of the war.
“NATO reaffirms its unwavering support for Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
“We remain resolute in providing support to Ukraine as it continues to defend itself against Russia’s aggression, for as long as it takes.”
Following a series of fake referendums, Putin officially signed decrees declaring Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia to be Russian territory on Friday.
At a signing ceremony held in the Georgievsky Hall of the Great Kremlin Palace, the merciless land grab became official.
Putin arrived late to the large gathering of his allies and then launched into a protracted, pointless tirade.
