30/ He recommends focusing Russian production on small military vehicles like the Ukrainian LuAZ to answer the Russian army's currently unmet needs for frontline transportation.
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Heroic Soldiers Help Vasya Carry Supplies and Ammunition Over 15km
26/ …15 kilometers without getting tired. Well, Vasya's fellow soldiers will help him carry groceries and ammunition, wow, they're heroes!
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Vasya’s bare bottom situation: forced to walk, transport lost for the unit.
27/ "As a result, Vasya is left with a bare bottom and is forced to perform certain tasks on foot, or look for some rides, and the working unit loses transport, because the unit has already decided everything for him."
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Car on balance sheet, reassigned to Petya, Vasya walks
25/ "And that's it, the car is on the balance sheet of the unit and suddenly (aha) ends up with some incomprehensible Petya, guarding a top-secret compost pit deep in the rear, because the commander suddenly decided that Petya needed the car more, and Vasya can walk…
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Vasya needs his car in the combat zone for various missions.
23/ "Vasya, of course, understands all the risks, but he needs this car in the combat zone – to go with the guys to the line of contact, go to the hardware store or buy groceries, for other tasks.
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Vasya takes his car to the front for mobility
22/ "So, let's say Vasya is going to the front. Since Vasya wants to be mobile, he takes his "swallow" [passenger car], purchased with his hard-earned money, with him.
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Donated vehicles resold by corrupt commanders
On 17/11, war correspondent Alexander Sladkov reported that donated vehicles are already being resold by unscrupulous commanders, sometimes without even bothering to remove the installed electronic warfare systems.
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Frontline transport issues: humanitarian aid vs. military use
15/ "2. Bleeding of the front, since mobile vehicles are mainly humanitarian transport and personal cars. 3. Refusal of humanitarian workers to bring transport to the front, since it will all go to the accounts of the Ministry of Defence.
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Global collection, self-funded transport, no compensation for expenses.
11/ …literally collecting from around the world. Of course, the transport is also refueled and repaired at our own expense, we do not have any compensation for expenses or anything else (and who will give it?).
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Transport’s role: delivering fighters, equipment, fuel, and food to the front lines.
12/ "The above-mentioned transport travels both in the rear and in the line of contact, accordingly, it also has to organize the delivery of fighters to the front and the removal of fighters from the front. In the rear zone, we also go for equipment, fuel, food, etc."