ATESH: commanders sell soldiers in occupied territories.

Agents of the partisan movement 'ATESH' report cases of commanders actually selling their subordinates to other parties. Soldiers who refuse to participate in assault operations are listed as 'missing in action' and sent for unpaid work to local collaborators in the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia region. For this, commanders receive monetary rewards.

Situation in occupied territories

According to inkorr.com: Soldiers who do not wish to follow orders work at enterprises and construction sites in Melitopol and Berdyansk. This suggests the involvement of higher command in the illegal use of these individuals, the partisans believe.

Updated draft rules also apply to the occupied territories, particularly in Melitopol. The occupation administration demands that citizens go to the 'military registration office,' and mobilization concerns certain categories of the population.

Need for investigation

Corruption and irresponsibility in military leadership can threaten both soldiers and civilians in occupied territories. Therefore, it is important to conduct a detailed investigation into these facts and take measures to punish those responsible to avoid further problems in the region.

This situation highlights the importance of oversight of military command and the need for actions that ensure the safety of both military personnel and civilians. Bringing the issue to light can help combat corruption and increase trust in military structures in occupied territories.