The Vishnevsky National Medical Research Center in Moscow is filled with wounded Russian soldiers, including conscripts. The center has been ordered to conceal information about the situation. Oleksandr Danylyuk, head of the Center for Defense Reforms and coordinator of the interagency platform to counter hybrid threats, which operates within the framework of Ukraine-NATO cooperation, said this in a commentary to Guildhall.
"Putin lies about the number of casualties and the non-use of conscripts in the war against Ukraine. The Vishnevsky National Medical Research Center in Moscow is literally crammed with wounded who have been flown out of Ukraine. All of varying degrees of severity, there are many reportedly very heavy among the conscripts, of whom at least half of those who managed to be brought in," he said.
"A command was given to cut off any public communication with the center and hide information about the situation, mothers can't get through even to the emergency room," Danylyuk summed up.
Earlier, the news agency Guildhall was provided by a verified source with photos of the reports of Russian servicemen who fought in Ukraine and returned to their places of deployment. Russian Armed Forces servicemen who survived in Ukraine massively wrote reports about their refusal to return to combat zones.
The relevant reports of the servicemen of the 41 A of the Central Military District of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in their entirety who arrived in Ukraine were made public. Among the reasons for their refusal the soldiers cite a reluctance to be used as "cannon fodder," failure to explain the reasons for the military operation in Ukraine, lack of technical support and communication with the command, and others.