In Primorye, relatives turned to Putin because of lice in the mobilized

Wives and mothers of mobilized residents of Ussuriysk Primorsky Krai recorded a video appeal to the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, complaining about the conditions of service of their relatives. They told about the fact that the soldiers got lice and scabies mites, and the uniform became unusable. At the same time, the authors of the appeal could not get help from the governor Oleg Kozhemyako. The video was published by the Newsbox24.tv portal.

10 women participated in the video, one of them read an address to Putin. It says that relatives of the mobilized 394th and 143rd regiments at the local level “no one hears them”, and the governor’s telegram channel is blocked.

According to the residents, their relatives got to the front line in Ukraine at the beginning of October and are there without a replacement. They also do not have the opportunity to observe personal hygiene, which is why they got lice and scabies. Due medical care is not provided, which is why chronic diseases have worsened. Also, “humanitarian aid” is not provided, the uniform has fallen into disrepair, and new ones are not delivered.

Residents are asking Putin to provide replacements for those mobilized at the front so that they can come on vacation. Newsbox24.tv notes that the relatives of those mobilized regularly receive 190,000 rubles in allowances, but they complain that they spend most of these funds on the maintenance of their husbands at the front, because they are actually self-sufficient there.

• On January 24, relatives of those mobilized from the disbanded regiment in Novosibirsk gave journalists a video message from the military, in which they ask to return them home. The soldiers report that they are on the territory of the “DNR” without equipment and equipment, they find food and medicine on their own and live in unsanitary conditions. It is impossible to identify the military personnel and confirm the authenticity of the video.
• Similar appeals of the mobilized have been published regularly since the end of September last year. On January 18, he was recorded by the Yaroslavl mobilized, who said that the command wanted to accuse them of desertion, despite the order to retreat.
• The wives and mothers of volunteers from the “Moscow battalion” who complained about the poor conditions for the soldiers also recorded their appeals. Video appeals with a request to return illegally mobilized people are also recorded by their relatives.
• As of the end of January, not a single case is known when the conversion of the mobilized would have led to an improvement in conditions or a return to Russia.