Vladimir Putin sends 100 strippers to front line to boost morale of Russian soldiers

Vladimir Putin has sent strippers and pole dancers to the front lines to cheer up and boost the morale of his troops.

The move comes after the Kremlin said that all Russian soldiers who took part in what he called a "special military operation" would get a medal.

Senior commanders have been told to plan the entertainment as Putin's forces get close to the first anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine.

More than 100 girls will be taken to the front by a fleet of helicopters for a series of "concert shows" at supply bases in the Donbas, where troops get five days off to rest and recover.

The troops will get crates of beer and Russian sausages, and on the 24th, there will be a parade to honor the dead and mark the start of Russia's operation.

A Russian officer told people on social media about the "raunchy stripping sessions" and said that the troops would be getting a special surprise.

In his post, the tank Colonel with the code name "Armoured Death" said, "As a thank you for their service, our heroes will be given special parties with pole dancing women, beer, and food.

"As part of the soldiers' time off, there will be events meant to boost the morale of those who have been fighting on the front lines."