A Russian deserter located in Germany has appealed to Putin
A Russian deserter located in Germany has appealed to Putin, asking for help to return to Russia.
Consensus
- Anton Shirshin is a Russian deserter who fled to Germany in 2025 and requested political asylum.
- Shirshin published a TikTok video addressing Vladimir Putin, expressing remorse for his actions and requesting help to return to Russia.
- Shirshin stated he wants to resolve his situation exclusively within the legal framework of the Russian Federation.
- Shirshin claimed his internal passport was seized by Germany's BAMF migration authority.
- Shirshin reported that he previously contacted the Russian embassy and consulate in Germany without receiving a response.
- Shirshin cited the robbery of his home by a neighbor during his service as a reason for his desertion.
- Shirshin mentioned psychological issues and corruption among some officers as contributing factors.
- Shirshin stated he was subjected to torture after refusing to participate in an attack during his service in Ukraine.
- Shirshin previously fled to Ufa, then left Russia after being placed on a wanted list.
- Shirshin traveled through Belarus, Armenia, and the Balkans to reach Germany.
- Shirshin has undergone psychiatric treatment and taken antidepressants in Germany.
Points of divergence
- Shirshin claims his internal passport is in the possession of the German migration authority BAMF. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- Shirshin was involved in a traffic accident in 2023, was offered a choice between criminal prosecution or being sent to war, and had a psychiatric diagnosis and was declared fit for service despite being deemed unfit in his military dossier. — tg_astrapress
- Shirshin served as part of a 'rescue' unit responsible for evacuating dead and wounded Russian soldiers from the battlefield. — tg_astrapress
- Shirshin fears returning to Russia due to possible new criminal prosecution or being sent back to war. — tg_astrapress
- Shirshin stated that the robbery of his home, including his dog, was a major emotional blow during his service. — tg_echoonline_news
Coverage (3 sources)
- Russian deserter who fled to Germany asked Putin to help him return to Russia — SOTAvision
- My desire is to return to my homeland. Russian deserter in Germany asked Putin to help him... — ASTRA
- Russian deserter in Germany turned to Putin asking for help to return to Russia — ЭХО / Новости
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