Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to have found the "medicine" to boost the morale of the soldiers fighting at the front in Ukraine.
British media reports that the Russian leader has ordered 100 strippers to be sent to the front in order to boost the morale of the military troops there, a move that comes ahead of an offensive expected to start in the spring.
Top commanders have been ordered to organize the fun as Putin's forces approach the first anniversary of their invasion of Ukraine, which they thought would end within a week.
More than 100 girls will be transported to the front in a fleet of helicopters. Crates of beer and Russian sausages will be sent to the troops and a ceremonial parade to mark the start of Russia's operation and in memory of the fallen.
The news was revealed by a Russian officer on social media who announced that the troops would be in for a special surprise.
In his post, the colonel, who goes by the code name 'armoured death', said: “Our heroes will be given special parties with ladies dancing on the tube, beer and food as a thank you for their service.
The events will take place within the framework of the launch of the invasion and are aimed at raising the morale of the troops who fought on the front line".