'I'm ready to tear them apart. They have to do something...we want them to be taken out as they have a lot of wounded,' one woman said.
Some wives of mobilized Russian soldiers are reportedly threatening to go to the front line in Ukraine to bring their husbands back home after an operation left multiple wounded, according to footage circulating on social media., published on the Telegram channel of media outlet Verstka, one woman can be heard telling military officials to return their husbands or they'll"tear them apart.
The relatives, from Russia's Voronezh, Kursk and Belgorod regions, said the men had come under attack in Makiivka, a city in Ukraine's Donetsk region. They said many were wounded and demanded their husbands be returned home to Russia.
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