15/ "A military-medical commission is also conducted in the unit, the expectation of a new operation, planned even in a military hospital, also takes place in the unit, and the soldier may not wait for it, they are not released."

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Soldiers themselves say that the outcomes of such commissions are often a mere formality, and men are sent back to the front lines with a missing foot, broken limbs, and missing eyes. All that is required to be rated as fit is the ability to carry a rifle.

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14/ Kashevarova says that it is rare for soldiers to be given the required 30-40 days of medical leave. In thousands of cases, soldiers are told that "it is mandatory to go to the unit and there is no turning back."

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11/ "The discharge summary prescribes 30-40 days of leave. 5. After discharge, the fighter must come directly to the unit to write a report for the required 30-40 days. However, in most cases, the fighter never returns home – the command does not sign the report.

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"For example, my husband was taken to Moscow by ambulance. If we had waited another day, he would have lost his leg." (Similar delays in treatment may have cost many Russian soldiers their limbs.)

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5/ Instead, she says, "the situation is deplorable, ill-considered, and harms the combat effectiveness of the army and reduces its offensive capabilities. There is virtually no rehabilitation for servicemen in the country, except for those who have lost an arm or a leg."

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6/ Kashevarova describes what happens if a soldier receives a severe or moderate injury, without the loss of a limb, assuming that he is recovered from the battlefield in the first place (many are not):

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4/ The Russian milblogger Anastasia Kashevarova says that "statements by officials that soldiers are provided with high-quality medical care and rehabilitation everywhere and at every stage do not correspond to the real state of affairs."

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3/ Previously, wounded soldiers have made video appeals to Vladimir Putin asking that they be allowed to recover from their wounds. The men in the video below had their crutches taken away after recording this and the speaker was sent to a torture camp.https://t.co/uJOx3uavaE

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3/ Previously, wounded soldiers have made video appeals to Vladimir Putin asking that they be allowed to recover from their wounds. The men in the video below had their crutches taken away after recording this and the speaker was sent to a torture camp.

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