15/ "Because the bodies are not retrieved, relatives cannot receive payments, cannot bury them, and many women simply go crazy, not understanding why the commander says that he died, and his status is missing in action, and the Ukrainian side even claims that he is in captivity.

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12/ "6. The bodies are under the rubble or mined – in the first and second cases, specialists and special equipment are needed to clear the rubble and demining the bodies. In Artemovsk [Bakhmut], bodies are still lying under the rubble, and in other populated areas.

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4. The bodies are in the contested zone, that is, in the territory that is under constant enemy fire.

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3. Communication problems, the soldier cannot report either that help is needed or that the enemy is nearby.

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Evacuation is dangerous for the evacuation group because the enemy strikes them immediately, leading to death—they won’t recover the body and will die nearby.

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1. A catastrophic shortage of vehicles for evacuating the wounded and dead. Civilians cannot be evacuated in some cases, but here we have evacuation during combat operations.

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⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian FPV intercepts a 🇷🇺Russian reconnaissance UAV of the "Zala" type that was trying to escape pic.twitter.com/aA70LN1dD2

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Ukrainian FPV intercepts a Russian reconnaissance UAV of the "Zala" type that was trying to escape

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Russia’s losses in manpower – 1,360 soldiers on the Ukrainian soil for the last 24h.
Burn in hell.

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Voice Party MP Oleg Makarov dies at 59 https://ift.tt/BH5197Q #liga #news

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