War is often glorified by those far from its horrors, but the reality is far from glamorous. The story of Vitaly Zufirgaliyevich Mirazov, a soldier from Russia's 57th Storm-V Division, reveals the terrifying and inhumane aspects of war, especially within the Russian military.
Vitaly Mirazov was captured while fighting in Ukraine. His words paint a disturbing picture of the orders given to him and his comrades. "I came here to kill," he said bluntly. The simplicity and directness of this statement are chilling. Mirazov explained that the instructions were clear—advance, shoot, and kill. There was no room for personal feelings or moral dilemmas. He claimed that these orders came directly from the highest levels of command, including President Vladimir Putin himself. [ Watch The Footage Video here ]
For many soldiers, these orders are not just about following commands but about survival. Disobeying such direct orders can have fatal consequences, as shown by Mirazov’s account of a shocking incident on the battlefield.
One of the most harrowing stories Mirazov shared was about a young soldier who refused to advance. This soldier, fearful and unwilling to participate in the violence, hesitated to follow the order to move forward. His refusal, however, was met with immediate and brutal consequences—he was executed on the spot.
This incident is not unique. Other captured Russian soldiers have reported similar cases where those who refuse to fight are threatened with or face execution. This brutal enforcement of discipline shows the harsh reality faced by those in the Russian military: there is no room for dissent, even if it means killing your own.
Mirazov’s words reveal a deep sense of disillusionment with the Russian military’s treatment of its soldiers. "We are meat," he stated. In this stark metaphor, he captures the dehumanization that he and his fellow soldiers experience. They are treated not as individuals with lives, families, and futures but as disposable resources—cannon fodder for a war that cares little for their well-being.
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The soldiers were told they would be left to die on the battlefield, with no one coming to retrieve their bodies. This grim outlook reflects the lack of value placed on their lives by those in power. The sense of being expendable, of being "meat," is a devastating reality for many in the Russian military.
Vitaly Zufirgaliyevich Mirazov’s story is a powerful reminder of the human cost of war. It is easy to view conflicts from a distance, through statistics and news reports, but behind every number is a human being—someone’s son, brother, or father.
The orders to kill, the execution of those who refuse, and the treatment of soldiers as expendable resources all serve as reminders of the brutal and dehumanizing nature of war. As we hear more stories like Mirazov’s, it becomes increasingly clear that the real victims of war are not just those who lose their lives but also those forced to take lives under orders that strip them of their humanity.
The story of Vitaly Zufirgaliyevich Mirazov should serve as a wake-up call to the world. The horrors of war are not just in the battles fought but in the lives destroyed, both on and off the battlefield. As we listen to accounts from soldiers like Mirazov, we must remember the urgent need for peace, for the sake of all humanity.
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