The mobilized who complained about the “DPR” command faced pressure. Some don’t get in touch

Relatives of those mobilized from several regions at once claim that after complaints about the “DPR” command, their relatives were subjected to pressure. The wives and mothers of servicemen from Tatarstan, Donetsk and the Kaliningrad region told about this to the Telegram channel “Caution, news”.

In recent days, many video messages have appeared from mobilized people who fell under the command of the “DPR” army. Soldiers complain about the lack of military training.

After the appeals were published, the relatives of the mobilized reported that they began to take away the phones from the servicemen and transfer them to other units. So, according to the mothers of those mobilized from Tatarstan, the unit where their relatives served was disbanded, transferring the soldiers to other units. Also among the military from Tatarstan there are rumors about the possibility of agreeing with the command for 200 thousand a month that they will not be sent to the zones of fierce fighting.

Soldiers from other regions managed to report that they were being deprived of communications and sent to other units, after which they stopped communicating.

On February 7, servicemen of the 1231st regiment reported that the command had transferred them to the control of the “DPR” army, where they were used “as consumables”. The men were taken away from the equipment that was with them and the most necessary things and sent to the assault without training, first-aid kits and the necessary weapons.

“Two battalions have already been put there, and you can’t get them out of there. We are already the fourth replenishment that has come here, and no one has returned from there yet – either the 200s or the 300s. We saw the mass graves that lie there. Nobody takes them away, they lie there for half a year,” the men say.

Relatives of the mobilized have already applied to various bodies, but only replies come from there: they say that the "DPR" is not Russia, but "a separate unit." The servicemen themselves claim that they do not refuse to serve, but the commanders give them only "criminal orders", which they do not consider it possible to obey.

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