Lubenets Discusses Reasons for Soldiers' Extended Deployment on the Front Line
Ombudsman Dmytro Lubenets reported that soldiers often spend more than 400 days on the front line due to a lack of rotation, despite a directive limiting their time to 60 days. He cited the example of a soldier with the call sign "Wind", who spent 471 days in combat. This situation is attributed to various objective reasons, including a shortage of personnel for replacement.
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Lubyenets Discusses Reasons for Soldiers' Extended Stay on the Frontline
According to new data, some soldiers have been on the front line for over 400 days due to a lack of rotation.
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