A video circulating online shows the alleged wives of Russian soldiers complaining that they haven't heard from their husbands in months.
allegedly of the wives of mobilized Russian soldiers in the breakaway Donetsk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine shows the women complaining that they haven't heard from their husbands in four months and that they are not being given any information.
Wives of Russian soldiers fighting Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine’s Donbas region have taken to the streets, demanding answers over their husbands’ whereabouts. Above, a woman holds and kisses a child next to Russian soldiers in Mariupol, Ukraine on April 12, 2022."We are the wives of the mobilized from the 121st regiment, 2nd battalion," one woman said, speaking directly to the camera in front of a group of women, and one man.
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