Wounded Russians sent back to Ukraine with major injuries like punctured lungs, report says | Business Insider

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Wounded Russians sent back to Ukraine with major injuries like punctured lungs, report says.

In one instance, two Russian soldiers with punctured lungs were sent into combat, instead of to a military medical commission for examination, Valentina Melnikova, executive secretary of the Union of the Committees of Soldiers' Mothers of Russia, said, per Agentstvo.

In another example, soldiers with shrapnel wounds were returned to fight, without the shrapnel being removed, according to a translation of the article by independent media outletThere are"an unacceptable number" of documented cases of commanders sidestepping military doctors and instead sending wounded soldiers straight from the hospital to the frontline, Melnikova told Agentstvo, per a Meduza translation.

There have also been cases of soldiers receiving treatment for ulcers, heart attacks, and strokes being sent back to Ukraine, she said. The presidential Human Rights Council in Russia is investigating the matter after receiving complaints from hospital staff in Moscow and in the Russian-occupied city of Donetsk in Ukraine, council member Olga Demicheva told the state-run"We learned of a situation in which fighters who had received high-tech medical care with recommendations for rehabilitation and follow-up care were sent straight to the front instead of rehabilitation," Demicheva said.

"As a result, the treatments that they received simply go down the drain," Demicheva added, according to a translation by theIn November, Army Gen. Mark Milley, the highest-ranking US military officer, estimated that"well over" 100,000 Russian soldiers had been killed or wounded in the war in Ukraine, according to

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BISouthAfrica Who is the original journalist of the story?

BISouthAfrica Right in the face of the lame UNO and the European union 😭 An aggressor let loose to molest a small and defenceless state 😭🤔

BISouthAfrica Why do you media write nonsense like this. Do you know what is a punctured lung ? you will not even be able to walk let alone breathe on your own. Please stop this Western nonsense in South Africa

BISouthAfrica Report on Ukraine soldiers too you Propaganda24, they made videos of themselves fighting with no food while the corrupted leaders receive billions from USA.

BISouthAfrica I call bullshit

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BISouthAfrica Oooh with fake reports and fake sources stop posting rubbish we are not from USA or Europe to believe in shit.

BISouthAfrica I guess they were meant to die at the war.... 🙃

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