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Russia uses severely injured soldiers, even in wheelchairs, as assault troops
12/ Russia has frequently used badly injured soldiers as assault troops, including men in wheelchairs, as the thread below documents. It appears to be more economical for the Russian military to send them to their deaths than to get them treated. /end
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Complaint filed, but time is running out and contact is lost.
11/ She has already filed a complaint with the military prosecutor's office. "But we are running out of time. There is no contact with them, we do not know how they are," she says.
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No soldier passed military medical commission, all approved for Russian treatment
9/ "Not one of them was treated completely, not one of them passed the military-medical commission. All of them had doctors' approval to go to Russia for further treatment.
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Relatives: Reserve soldiers sent to storm Sloviansk area after injuries, facing certain death
8/ Relatives say that the men have been sent to storm the Novoselivka area, north of the strategic city of Sloviansk. "They are all from the reserve battalion, after serious injuries they are going to their death."
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Shnaidmiller’s radial nerve injury requires treatment, surgery planned for August 20.
6/ Sergei Shnaidmiller has a torn radial nerve in his right arm, and has been prescribed treatment and rehabilitation. He was supposed to be going for surgery at a hospital in Bryanka on 20 August. Like several of the other men, he is a recipient of the Order of Courage.
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Men declared fit for service despite injuries, sent to front
7/ Despite their injuries, the men and about a dozen others were abruptly declared “fit” for military service by the head of the 90th Division’s medical company, Evgeniy Puzienko. They were assigned to an assault squad, given bulletproof vests and helmets, and taken to the front.
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Man with titanium plate suffers from neurodegenerative disease after brain trauma
5/ Almaz Ziyazov has a titanium plate in his head after being wounded, and suffers from fainting spells and vision problems. He has been diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease post-traumatic encephalopathy, which is caused by brain trauma.
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Aleksandr Krug: Ukrainian soldier with paralyzed hand receives state award
3/ One of them, a man named Aleksandr Krug, has a paralysed right hand for which he was initially treated in a hospital in Chelyabinsk before being sent back to Ukraine to a reserve battalion. He has already received a state award and a veteran's certificate.
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Russian soldiers declared fit for combat despite injuries, sent to assault squads
1/ At least 14 seriously injured soldiers who were preparing to be invalided out of the Russian army have abruptly been declared fit, despite being on crutches and in plaster casts, and have been sent to an assault squad, according to their relatives. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/pc5Y3mbCsf
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 6 août 20251/ At least 14 seriously injured soldiers who were preparing to be invalided out of the Russian army have abruptly been declared fit, despite being on crutches and in plaster casts, and have been sent to an assault squad, according to their relatives.