The Russian occupiers do not pay compensation for the dead mobilized from the so-called "LDNR. And they burn the bodies of Russians to conceal the exact number of dead.
This is reported by the Main Department of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense.
"In the temporarily occupied Luhansk opened a point of rendition of bodies of dead "mobilized" residents of the occupied territories in the store "Kopeyka". The so-called 'police' of the Russian occupation army are engaged in the release of bodies," the report reads.
At the same time, relatives of the dead are only given a death certificate and a burial permit. There are no documents on where, how and under what circumstances they died.
According to intelligence reports, relatives are told that there are no payments for the deaths of mobilized people from the so-called "LDNR," even if they have a Russian passport.
At the same time, relatives of officially killed Russians are promised payment of 12 million rubles.
"This attitude causes indignation among the local population, but the 'police' of the occupiers pay no attention to these sentiments," the report states.
Meanwhile, in the temporarily occupied territories of the Donetsk region, the forced recruitment into the 1st Army Corps of the occupants continues.
"The vast majority of" recruits "are sent to the hottest points without proper training. They are mainly used at the front line to clear obstacles and dig trenches," the intelligence service said.
There is an extremely low level of provisioning and food shortages, with casualties among "recruits" reaching 70-80%.
"In order to hide the real number of dead, the occupiers use the Donetsk Iron and Steel Works to burn the corpses of local recruits and volunteers who arrived from Russia. The exact number of those burned is unknown," the SMM adds.
As a reminder, earlier it was reported that in order to conceal losses, the Russian side burns the bodies of soldiers killed in Ukraine in mobile crematoriums or unmarked graves.
At the same time, according to the Interior Ministry, all Russian soldiers have their documents taken away from them so that their relatives cannot identify them.
As of today, Russian casualties since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine amounted to about 13,800 soldiers.
