The facts of non-return from “rehabilitation” determined the decision to cancel such vacations altogether – another way in which the Russian occupation order tries to stop the mass exodus.
The Russian invaders could not cope with the flow of sanitary losses among the personnel. The press service of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported this today, January 4.
“Civilian hospitals in the occupied cities of Ukraine, which the Russians use for their own purposes as military hospitals, are overcrowded. The basic medical needs of the civilian population in the oppressed regions of Ukraine and transfer of medical institutions to the military needs of the occupying army. of Moscow did not yield results. In this regard, the Russian command “decided to refuse treatment to the slightly wounded. Medical care is at least provided to invaders with moderate injuries. But the seriously wounded were sent to Russia due to lack of equipment. and qualified specialists – not all of them can do it,” the message said.
The Main Intelligence Directorate states that the rehabilitation leave provided for the invaders after the injury has become a serious problem for the Russian army.
“The facts of not returning from ‘rehabilitation’ led to the decision to cancel such leave altogether – another way in which the Russian occupation command is trying to prevent mass desertion,” the intelligence report said.
We remind you that in August in Karelia, an amnesty prisoner of Wagner who returned from the war in Ukraine, together with a friend, killed six people. In March, a mercenary from PMC Wagner, sentenced to 14 years for murder, returned to his native village after amnesty for participation in the war against Ukraine and killed a man.
Source: korrespondent
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