General Staff: Russian death toll in Bakhmut has risen

Radio Liberty

One of the causes of death is poor medical care.

This was said in a report of the General Staff.

According to the military, the Russians continue to storm Bakhmut.

The General Staff said that between 17 and 21 March, there was a high mortality rate among the wounded occupants due to an increase in the number of serious wounds and poor quality of medical care.

As a result, the occupants once again increased the number of beds in hospitals in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk Region. In particular, the Troitsk hospital now accepts 400 wounded people instead of 200.

In addition to Bakhmutskoye, the occupants are also advancing in Limansk, Avdiivka, Maryinka and Shakhtarsk directions - more than 79 attacks have been repelled.

It is worth recalling that the commander of the Ground Forces, Oleksandr Syrskyy, recently said that the Russian forces in Bakhmut were being depleted.