Russians can't cope with the number of wounded military personnel - CNS
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The Russian invaders cannot cope with the number of wounded military personnel and continue to use civilian medical centres to treat them.
This was reported by the Centre for National Resistance.
For military purposes, the invaders use health care facilities located in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
The enemy uses health care institutions in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to provide medical care to wounded military personnel of the Russian-occupation troops. Wounded occupants are mostly kept in central district hospitals until full or partial recovery, after which they are transferred to a medical facility in TAT Crimea, or on the territory of the Russian Federation," the CNS reported.
At the same time, medical services are almost not provided to the civilian population or are provided in limited quantities. Also the occupants use the civilian population as a cover.
Earlier, Socialportal reported that the Russians started using new methods of fighting the Ukrainian underground in the temporarily occupied territories.
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