occupiers do not provide any assistance to the wounded/Channel 24 Collage
Russian military personnel do not receive proper assistance even if they are injured on the battlefield. Soldiers' relatives complain that “they don't even want to treat anyone in the war.”
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This became known from people's complaints about the Ministry of Defense to the Russian prosecutor's office, where the Russians indicate that soldiers are being returned to battle as soon as possible. The letters were made public by investigative journalists on 10 August. By the way, upon returning to the front, Russian soldiers are often left to simply die.
Wounded Russians are returned to the front as soon as possible
In general, in the kinship of the Russian military, they complain to the prosecutor's office about various things. In particular, there are appeals even confirming atrocities and looting in the ranks of the Russian armed forces. However, the issue of treatment is raised so often that a separate journalistic investigation can be made.
In particular, the statement from a woman whose man was admitted to a military hospital in Belgorod on April 23 is interesting. She wrote that the serviceman suffered a shell shock, but “there was no proper treatment, examination. They do not want to be treated.”
They say “there are a lot of people like you, and it's just a psychological trauma, your arms and legs are intact, you can continue to fight.” I would like to know on what basis the examination is not carried out, whether an MRI is performed, they are treated only with Citramon. The man has neurological manifestations of contusion (headaches, memory loss, slow speech, spinal pain). He needs an examination and subsequent treatment,” the upset Russian woman wrote.
Another wife wrote about her husband, who serves under contract in unit 62,295 and also participates in a “special operation.” Like, the employee was injured, ended up in the hospital, and they just want to send him to the front as soon as possible. The author of the appeal pointed out that employees in the hospital “are taken for MRI scans at the expense of the servicemen themselves, and then they take the results of these examinations, make the wrong diagnoses.”
A guardsman was left to fight with a shrapnel wound to his head
< p>Particularly “interesting” can be considered a letter from the mother of Corporal Niyazov Artem Mikhailovich. The 21-year-old guy serves on a contract basis in military unit 71211 – this is the 331st Guards Airborne Regiment.
The woman wrote that the first wounds of her son in the “special operation” were in March. Then he had a contusion, shrapnel wound of the soft tissues of the head and frostbite of the legs of the II degree. He was kept in the field hospital for only 2 days. During this time, no treatment and medical examination were carried out, and the fact of receiving a concussion and a shrapnel wound to the head was not recorded in the hospital. As the guardsman's mother writes, “due to the large number of wounded.”
After being “discharged from the hospital,” the guy was again sent to the unit. He continued to fight with a constant headache, partial loss of hearing and vision. However, the employee of the Russian guard did not have to suffer long. Already on April 19, he was again injured – this time there was a mine-explosive and craniocerebral injury, as well as a concussion of the brain. On the same day, he was taken by helicopter to the 39th separate medical detachment, and from there to the hospital of the 98th division of the village of Kaznacheevka in the Belgorod region.
Despite the injuries and symptoms of the disease (dizziness , headaches, partial loss of memory, hearing and vision), my son is not being treated. Late diagnosis and lack of appropriate medical treatment can have irreversible consequences, threaten life and can lead to disability, complains the woman who sent her son to the war of conquest.
