Russian military is deploying mobile crematoriums to destroy the remains of soldiers and civilians during its invasion of Ukraine. British newspaper The Telegraph shared a 2013 video provided by the Ministry of Defense, which demonstrated the device in action.
The silent images showed a bag of unknown material being loaded into a metal cylinder mounted inside of a truck. A worker adjusted controls that activated intense flames inside the cylinder.
Captions added to the video explained, “Defense Secretary Ben Wallace suggests Russia could use these mobile units to avoid sending body bags back home”.
In The Telegraph’s report, Wallace commented on the impacts on morale the practice might cause.
“If I was a soldier and knew that my generals had so little faith in me that they followed me around the battlefield in a mobile crematorium, or I was the mother or father of a son, potentially deployed into a combat zone, and my government thought that the way to cover up loss was a mobile crematorium, I’d be deeply, deeply worried”, he said.
Wallace said the way the Russian regime viewed its own soldiers was chilling.
The video does not show the mobile crematorium in military action.
Still, it is easy to see how such an incinerator could be used for sinister purposes. An army could treat casualties not as brave warriors, but as evidence to be eliminated. Crematoriums could be used not only on the Russian military’s own fallen soldiers, but also for opposing forces, or even civilians.
After only one day, Russia presented terms for Ukraine’s surrender. The demands are for Ukraine to remain officially neutral, and give up foreign arms.
These moves would leave Ukraine friendless and weak before the aggressive Russians, but have been roundly rejected by the Ukraine government of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
On Sunday, according to Fox News, Zelenskyy demanded Russia’s ejection from the United Nations Security Council, the international organization’s top decision-making body.
So, as of Sunday, the fighting is continuing.
If the reports of the battlefield crematoriums are true, the world may never know how high the cost of the Ukraine resistance was.
Meanwhile, according to a credible source, Moscow is recruiting Ukrainian sex workers with the mission of targeting members of the Ukrainian armed forces and prominent figures. These sex workers are provided Novichok along with cash reward for “each successful mission”. Meanwhile, hundreds of pro-Moscow men and women in Ukraine are secretly working in favor of Russia during this invasion. These individual are providing videos and photographs of strategic places of the Ukrainian armed forces as well as location of civilians, who are gathering to confront Russian tanks and military vehicles.
