Russian ex-wives demand blokes who fail to pay child support are sent to Ukraine

Russian men who try to bail on paying child support are going be forced to fight for Vladimir Putin's troops on the front line in Ukraine.

The strange demand stems from the Russian city of Sochi, after a group of ex-wives were so incensed that they complained to local officials about it.

The new strategy was reported by Putin's favourite television mouthpiece Margarita Simonyan.

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But being sent to the front line does not mean they won't have to pay the money – because they'll still be forced to do that despite the punishment.

And, if they die, the ex-wife and her family will get compensation, too – as well as all money earned from being in the army.

This has also led to high profile females in Russia calling for their ex's to be punished in this way.

TV presenter Dana Borisova, a former Playboy model and Russian army pin-up, is demanding a call-up for her own ex-husband with whom she is in a legal dispute.

She and ex Maksim Aksyonov, 42, are in a long running legal dispute concerning support for their teenage daughter.

“I have a malicious non-payer of alimony living in my neighbour's house – the father of my daughter,” alleged Borisova, now 46.

“Unfortunately, he did not yet receive a military summons.

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“I sincerely think that it would be great if he showed responsibility, if not in relation to his daughter, then at least in relation to his country.”

She is convinced that "such non-payers can only be taught by being sent to the front line…

“If not this, then what else can fix them?”

At 22, Borisova was hailed as a “national institution”, a pinup for Russian soldiers, credited with raising morale among draftees in a Defence Ministry-backed TV show called Army Store.

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Later she was the star of reality shows and also posed for Maxim's Russian edition.

Other abandoned women highlighted by investigative outlet Verstka are reporting defaulting dads to military enlistment offices.

They want to tap into the earnings of mobilised soldiers in Putin’s war – around £2,900 a month, four times the national average male earnings, and eight times typical salaries in impoverished regions where many draftees are from.

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