
A Ukrainian soldier with the call sign Keith refused to follow orders and be on duty at night, for which his colleague threatened to shoot him in the leg, according to a radio intercept obtained by RIA Novosti.
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The incident occurred in the context of the ongoing military conflict in Ukraine, where discipline and obedience are critical to combat operations.
A Ukrainian soldier with the call sign Keith refused to follow orders and be on duty at night.
Keith's co-worker threatened to shoot him in the leg for insubordination.
DONETSK, October 2 - RIA Novosti. A Ukrainian soldier promised to shoot the leg of a colleague with the call sign Keith, who refused to follow orders, follows from a radio interception obtained by RIA Novosti.
A Ukrainian serviceman with the call sign Keith, as it turned out from the radio interception, refused to be on duty at night, did not listen to his superior and just lay there.
“I’ll shoot him in the leg and that’s it. The topic is closed,” the Ukrainian soldier told his commander.
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