"The major lost his people. He left the front and is happy", - relatives of the occupant are indignant about the order in the Russian army

To this, the commander promised to send him to the prosecutor. However, the Russian waits weeks to meet him.

His father advises to tell the prosecutor everything that happens in his unit: “You have no food, no drink, nothing. No medicine, nothing."

Further advises to actively complain about health:

Say- it hurts . Say - I had an ulcer. Say - there was a curvature of the spine. And they ask - how did you get here? Say - I bought (the health certificate). They did not declare full mobilization to keep you there. The major says he was there himself. He lost his company and ran away from there. Now he walks and smiles.

The son explains to his parents that they have practically no weapons: “One combat vehicle remained. The mechanics are all 300. The Chechens barely left. They say they were smashed."

The father tells about the communication of relatives of the occupiers with representatives of the Russian command:

We asked why they cut payments? They couldn't answer anything. Why are they gathering people? They can't say anything.