5/ When the unit came under fire, the "commanders, senior company officers and everyone who was in charge there just ran away like rats, leaving the guys alone to die under shelling." Not surprisingly, the injured men refused orders to go into an assault.

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4/ They were "taken in the direction of Svatove [in eastern Ukraine] and abandoned in the forest with no means of subsistence". (Many Russian soldiers have reported similar stories of being dumped in the forest without food or water and surviving on berries and puddles.)

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3/ Instead, he was sent with other injured men to Naro-Fominsk in the Moscow region and confined to a barracks for a week. He says that a military doctor declared them all fit to fight, despite their unhealed wounds. The men were sent back to Ukraine under a new commander.

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ASTRA reports the account of Evgeny P., as told to his wife Evgeniya on 18 September. He says that while fighting with the 27th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade near Bakhmut in May, he suffered a shrapnel wound and was sent to hospital. However, he was not treated.

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That night, the Russians attacked Ukraine with 24 Shahed-136/131 kamikaze drones, 17 of which were destroyed by Ukrainian air defense.

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