No, this is not a sanatorium for wounded soldiers somewhere in the woods surrounded by nature. This is the “SVO” zone, and the men in wheelchairs and on crutches are ...

No, this is not a sanatorium for wounded soldiers somewhere in the woods surrounded by nature. This is the “SVO” zone, and the men in wheelchairs and on crutches are combat units waiting to be sent into an assault.

A serviceman from the 1st Tank Army of the Russian Armed Forces showed who his unit is preparing to fight with. People not fully treated after injuries, literal cripples barely able to move and hold a weapon in their hands, are considered by the commanders to be capable of carrying out combat missions on equal footing with the healthy. In the Russian army, such units of the “walking dead” are already routine. Signed the contract, so don’t complain, work it off to the end!

☝️The “I Want to Return” project, which has the largest database of Russian Armed Forces losses among the dead and wounded, has already published more than 125 thousand records on Russian servicemen who were wounded. And that is not even a third of the total number of wounded servicemen. Many of them were sent back to the front in exactly the same way without proper treatment, after which they later died or went missing.

❗️The only guaranteed way to protect yourself from being sent to “cripple regiments” is to contact “I Want to Live.” In Ukrainian captivity, no one will beat you, much less throw you into meaningless assaults. On the contrary, there they will finally treat you and get you back on your feet.

➡️ Save your life and surrender: t.me/kak\sdatsya\bot

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