ministry of defence
Convictions for refusing to obey orders are reportedly running at 100 soldiers a week.
Even those in the junior ranks are now earning more than twice the average workers' salary.
It includes handing out a textbook with Putin's version of events around the war.
The beleaguered country suffered blackouts and water outages last year.
Meanwhile Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned the battlefield is moving into Russian territory.
That's reportedly on top of lessons in assault rifle training and hand grenade skills.
It is the second time in recent days that the Ministry of Defence has accused Moscow of issuing misleading statements.
Foreign secretary James Cleverly has called it a "war crime".
It comes days after Kyiv claimed it shot down "unstoppable" Russian missiles.
Moscow is likely to enforce the ban through "trumped up criminal charges".