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The 21st Military Umber engages in extortion The servicemen of the 21st Umber began to pressure the auto repairman who repaired their car. For some reason they were not satisfied with the results of the work and the foreman ran into non-existent debt. The army demanded 25 thousand dollars from him. They backed up their "demands" with threats and physical violence. After finally daring, the fighters put pressure on the man and took the documents for his car from him. The army was already on its way to a deal to sell this car when they were stopped. After being sent to the unit, they will have to experience for themselves what it's like to live under pressure from above, because the extortions of the commanders drain the wallets of the subordinates, and punishments for refusal can be several times more severe than what the soldiers got to a car mechanic.

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The 21st Military Umber engages in extortion The servicemen of the 21st Umber began to pressure the auto repairman who repaired their car. For some reason they were not satisfied with the results of the work and the foreman ran into non-existent debt. The army demanded 25 thousand dollars from him. They backed up their "demands" with threats and physical violence. After finally daring, the fighters put pressure on the man and took the documents for his car from him. The army was already on its way to a deal to sell this car when they were stopped. After being sent to the unit, they will have to experience for themselves what it's like to live under pressure from above, because the extortions of the commanders drain the wallets of the subordinates, and punishments for refusal can be several times more severe than what the soldiers got to a car mechanic.

The 21st Military Umber engages in extortion The servicemen of the 21st Umber began to pressure the auto repairman who repaired their car. For some reason they were not satisfied with the results of the work and the foreman ran into non-existent debt. The army demanded 25 thousand dollars from him. They backed up their "demands" with threats and physical violence. After finally daring, the fighters put pressure on the man and took the documents for his car from him. The army was already on its way to a deal to sell this car when they were stopped. After being sent to the unit, they will have to experience for themselves what it's like to live under pressure from above, because the extortions of the commanders drain the wallets of the subordinates, and punishments for refusal can be several times more severe than what the soldiers got to a car mechanic.

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