Injured and without legs: Britain’s defense ministry published a report
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British intelligence reported that units of Russian troops «Storm-Z» probably resume their participation in the fighting, despite the presence of undead wounds and even amputation of limbs.
NEXTA reports with the link for British intelligence.
«This follows credible reports that members of Shtorm-Z, Donetsk militias, and Wagner Group have frequently received minimal or no treatment.», – intelligence says.
According to intelligence data, recruits, including convicts who make up a significant part of «Storm-Z», face a negative attitude, partly due to the lack of necessary documents for access to military hospitals.
The report also stresses that the lack of adequate medical care on the battlefield may result in the administrative and medical burden again being shouldered by the military units.
«Whilst reducing pressure on an overburdened military medical system, the lack of proper in-theatre medical attention will transfer the administrative and medical burden back to troops’ home units», - British intelligence.
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