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Former Russian soldier Alexander Lunin published a video message to President Vladimir Putin, stating that if Putin does not meet him personally and appear with him on live TV, the Russian army could 'turn its weapons against the Kremlin.'
Alexander Lunin, a Russian soldier and blogger who participated in the invasion of Ukraine, recorded a viral video message to Vladimir Putin, claiming disgruntled military and security officials asked him to be their messenger regarding a potential mutiny.
Ukraine has escalated its attacks on Russian territory, with President Zelensky vowing retaliation for civilian strikes, while Russia faces fuel shortages and rationing proposals in over 20 regions, a problem acknowledged by President Putin.
The Kremlin has acknowledged an appeal made by serviceman Alexander Lunin to Vladimir Putin, but stated it has not yet reviewed the content.