In two years, over 600 deaths: intelligence reveals the causes of mortality in the Russian military.
According to inkorr.com: Serious problems have arisen in the Central Military District of Russia. According to intelligence, military personnel are dying en masse due to service negligence, alcohol and drug abuse, fights, as well as poor service conditions. Over the past two years, more than 600 servicemen have died, causing great concern.
Food and drug situation
The low quality of food has led to the deaths of 32 individuals due to food poisoning, and there have been over 100 cases of poisoning by narcotic substances. This situation requires urgent measures and proper internal control to prevent further tragedies.
Serious problems with military deaths have been recorded in the Central Military District of Russia, related to various factors — from poisonings to drug use. Urgent measures need to be taken to rectify the situation and improve service conditions for military personnel.
The situation in the Central Military District highlights the urgency of issues that require immediate resolution. The lack of proper control over service conditions and food quality jeopardizes the lives of servicemen, which cannot remain unnoticed by military leadership. Measures must be taken to ensure the safety and health of army personnel to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
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