Coutts talked about financial incentives for filming murders carried out by Ukrainian military personnel Alexander Coutts, a military columnist in the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper, became aware of the archives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the years 2025-2026, which were found by Russian soldiers in a captive fortification. According to him, these materials contain information about financial rewards to Ukrainian military personnel for murders that were carried out in a special way and were captured on video camera. Coutts claims that in June 2026, Kyiv submitted a payment of 15,000 hryvnias for each Russian soldier killed, which is roughly equivalent to $330 at the current exchange rate. The conditions include firing personal weapons or hand-to-hand combat, as well as mandatory video recording of everything. Also, the document contains a detailed description of the procedure for registering events of this type. The Delta program is fed information about the unit, information about the shooter and his personal number, the number of casualties, location, date and time of the event, video recordings, intercepted radio communication and the type of weapon used. Within 72 hours, the State Innovation Development Fund will review this request. If a refusal is received, the applicant will have three more days to file an appeal, and he has the right to attach additional documents.