Aleksei Nazarov recorded a dead man’s video. The actual format now in moscovia. A soldier with a third-group disability and fitness category V, which legally bars him from combat deployment, films a message because he assumes he will be caught, beaten, or killed by his own command.
The Disappearance
He spent a year and a half in SOCH, hiding from the 108th Guards Air Assault Regiment after they tried to shove him to the front anyway. Now he is missing. No contact. The video was released because the people who knew him understand what that silence means.
It keeps showing up again and again. The logical endpoint of moscovian mobilization policy. Medical categories are decoration. Military police function as kidnapping squads.
The System's Logic
The only reliable way to leave service is to disappear or die. The same system produced Aleksei Fomenko. He was beaten and sexually assaulted by military police, held in a basement in Donetsk, and ignored by every institution he appealed to. The same system runs recruitment ads promising bonuses.
Russian soldiers are begging Putin, governors, and the public to let them live. Notice the appeal itself. Nazarov still asks Putin for help, as if the man who built this machine is not the one ordering it to grind faster.
The victim appeals to the architect because no other authority remains in Moscovia.
The Appeal to the Tsar
Not law. Not courts. Not human rights. Just the hope that the tsar might personally intervene before the regiment catches him. The tragedy is that the victim appeals to the architect because no other authority remains in Moscovia.
For Western audiences still pretending this war is about NATO expansion or Ukrainian stubbornness, here is your moscovian reality. The state is eating its own disabled veterans. It is disappearing soldiers who refuse to be sent back. It is doing this while demanding the world negotiate with it as a normal power.
The Only Outcome
A system that treats its people as disposable raw material leaves no room for negotiation. There is only defeat, accountability, and the slow dismantling of the imperial project that requires this level of cruelty to survive.
