Russian defector says training consisted of being given a weapon, a target and 5,000 bullets | Business Insider

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Russian defector says training consisted of being given a weapon, a target and 5,000 bullets.

Business Insider USA army billboard with the slogan"Serving Russia is a real job" in Saint Petersburg on September 20, 2022. Nikita Chibrin told CNN that training was just being given a weapon, a target, and 5,000 bullets.For more stories, go toA Russian defector who is now in Europe said his unit was given almost no training before it was sent to fight in Ukraine, which left soldiers broken after they experienced the front lines.

Chibrin was sent to Ukraine early in the war, and reports suggest that Russia's training for many soldiers has only reduced since then, as it has had to call up reservists to fight. Chibrin said that he had initially refused to fight, but that his commander said he would go to jail and that his family would have"big problems" if he did not go.

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