Intelligence: Russian authorities continue to send conscripts to die in the war in Ukraine

Despite assurances from the Kremlin leadership to prevent the participation of conscripts in the so-called "special operation", they continue to replenish the ranks of the Russian occupation troops on the territory of Ukraine.
This is evidenced by documents published by Ukrainian intelligence.
It is the conscripts who die first during the hostilities. Poor training, outdated weapons and equipment lead to inevitable death or injury. Another reason for the high mortality of conscripts in the army of the occupying country is the involvement in operations in the first echelon of troops, in which more experienced contractors refuse to participate.
The dispatch of conscripts to the combat zone is yet another proof of the attitude of the authorities towards their citizens and the shortage of personnel in the aggressor's army. Despite the covert mobilization on the territory of Russia and the forced mobilization of men in the temporarily uncontrolled territories of Ukraine, the Russian command is not able to ensure the full recruitment of combat units, the intelligence report says, “Mothers of Russian conscripts, realizing the inevitability of the death of their children, file complaints about illegal actions commanders to Tatyana Moskalkova, Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, but in response they receive another lie and replies.






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