"How long will this continue with our husbands and sons? There's no contact. We don't know what's happened to them. Or are they immediately listed as missing in action? Please, get to the bottom of this!"

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I ask you to conduct an investigation into my husband's unit, as the wounded are being beaten, denied medical care, and threatened with having their lives reset. I also demand that my husband be sent to the hospital.

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His wife has not heard from him since. She called the unit's helpline but was told that no such soldier was listed in their records and they couldn't assist. She is now appealing to the authorities for help.

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He had multiple other health problems, including several herniated discs and hepatitis C. He told his wife that he and other wounded comrades had sought medical attention but were refused, beaten, and ordered to continue fighting or face being 'zeroed out' (executed).

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On September 6, Ilyasov was ordered to participate in a combat mission. He called his wife on September 12 to report that he had suffered a shrapnel wound to his right hand: the phalanges of his index and middle fingers were severed, leaving him unable to fire a weapon.

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Ukraine’s Chernihiv region, bordering Belarus, experiences blackouts following Russia’s renewed strikes on Ukraine’s energy grid ahead of winter, with water supplies affected.

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