We watched hours of broadcasts on Russian networks and spoke with expert fact checkers to understand how Russia is spinning the war it started in Ukraine. A Ukrainian military official said Ramzan Kadyrov's troops killed three Russian soldiers. Kadyrov's militia has a reputation for brutality and is reported to be fighting in Ukraine. Insider was unable to verify the claim, though it is one of many similar reports. The Chechen Republic leader Ramzan Kadyrov's troops killed three Russian soldiers who did not want to fight in the Ukraine war, according to a Ukrainian official. A number of Russian soldiers rioted over a lack of promised pay in Polohy, a district in the southeastern Ukrainian region of Zaporizhzhia, according to an official statement attributed to regional military spokesman Col. Ivan Arefyev. The statement said that the soldiers were ready to surrender their weapons and go home. Three of the Russian soldiers werebrutally killed by fighters answering to Kadyrov. Insider was unable to verify the incident and did not receive a response from the Russian embassy in London or Chechnya's parliament. Kadyrov is a Putin loyalist who runs Chechnya with an iron fist. As per the statement, his private militia were fighting in support of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The relationship between Kadyrov's forces and the Russian rank and file would be revealed in Arefyev's report. The New Lines Institute think tank says that Kadyrov's troops have a reputation for being very aggressive. There have been reports that a number of Russian soldiers are reluctant to carry out their military objectives in Ukraine. Some reports originate with Ukrainian officials and are amplified as part of the country's war effort. The Security Service of Ukraine posted audio purporting to be intercepts of telephone conversations between Russian soldiers. The voices suggest shooting a former colonel. They said they were ordered to fire on civilians because they had no weapons or supplies. One voice says, "We were like what the fuck, you know?" One of the people said, "Fuck bastards, shoot that wanker first, motherfucker." The other said he would write a huge report when he got home. Insider was unable to verify the authenticity of the recording. Others came from independent sources. On March 23, the Ukrainian journalist Roman Tsymbaliuk reported that members of a Russian battalion ran over the legs of their colonel in a tank. A senior Western official told The Washington Post that they believed the colonel had been killed as a result of the scale of the losses taken by his own brigade. Lawyer Mikhail Benyash told the Financial Times in April that more than 1,000 Russian service members had contacted him after he agreed to represent three Russian national guardsmen who refused to fight. The Russian newspaper Pskovskaya Gubernia reported on April 7 that 60 Russian soldiers refused to join the invasion. The paper has a reputation for being independent in Russia. The original article is on Business Insider. The full capture of Mariupol, which has been besieged by Russian forces for weeks, is a central part of Moscow's plan to cut off Ukraine from the Sea of Azov. Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Russia's Chechnya region, had suggested that the Azovstal facility, which covers more than 11 square kilometres, would be attacked after Ukrainian forces were ignored. The 28-year-old, who has 133,000 YouTube subscribers, was accused of faking a plane crash to get more views and likes. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. Don Kory said during a field day with the partnership that "whatever you do, don't give up." An ambulance crew stood over Victor Gubarev's body as his daughter arrived to find him dead in front of his apartment block. 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