The occupiers have not given leave to military personnel for six months or more, and have not established security.
In the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea, relatives of those who were mobilized en masse turned to the RF Ministry of Defense for violating the rights of servicemen. This was announced on February 19 by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
It was noted that among the reasons for the complaints were the lack of rotations and holidays for more than six months and any prospects for the next 2-3 months, as well as poor nutrition and health conditions, so and relatives are forced to continue sending food and personal items to the military.
In addition, officers of the Russian occupation forces used their official positions for their own enrichment – privates and sergeants were offered short-term vacations for a bribe of $1,000.
“The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation does not respond in any way to the citizens’ appeal,” the report said.
The General Staff also emphasized that the Russian army has problems with the logistics of its units: due to the premature failure of the upgraded S-300 anti-aircraft missile system and the inability to immediately deliver combat parts and perform routine maintenance of equipment in combat conditions, air defense systems have to be shipped to factories in Russia.
Earlier it was reported that in Crimea and three regions of the Russian Federation, a campaign to collect blood from the civilian population was intensified due to heavy losses at the front.
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Source: korrespondent
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