Military academy in Moscow (so called Kremlin academy).A cadet is busy with foot-binding which is a tradition in russian army where soldiers do not use socks Stock Photo - Alamy
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Russian Army: Footwraps Are Out, Socks Are In - 14.01.2013, Sputnik International
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Why are Russian soldiers finally replacing foot wraps with socks? - Quora
Russian politician admits on state TV that Russia has no socks, shorts, doctors, or intelligence – Global Defense Corp
david D. on X: "russian army WTF... no1. foot wraps. the russian army has STILL not fully moved up to socks. from vid i have seen they are STILL using foot wraps.
In the US press: Until recently, instead of socks, Russian soldiers were given pieces of fabric,
Russian Soldiers Ordered to Use Socks | The World from PRX
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Sock Time: Russia Army to Retire Czarist-Era Wraps - WSJ
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The Museum of Russian Icons - Today is also National Sock Day. Portyanki (портянки), Russian for footcloths, or chaussettes russes, French for Russian socks, are the traditional Russian military foot covering. Portyanki
