"No places": hospitals in Luhansk region filled with wounded occupiers

Residents of the temporarily occupied Luhansk region are forcibly discharged from hospitals to place wounded soldiers. Hospitals in the occupied Luhansk region are crowded with wounded Russian military. In this regard, the civilian population of the region cannot access medical care, the National Resistance Center reports. The source states that the occupiers are prescribed people from hospitals ahead of time due to lack of places.

This applies even to those who exploded on the mines embedded with the army of the Russian Federation. "There is no ranking of patients. People with complex injuries even blown up on Russian mines, should free places for the Russian military. The number of seriously wounded Russians is growing and the occupiers have no places to place them. "Civil patients," the source state.

In the center of national resistance, they turned to the civilian population under the occupation, calling for the territory controlled to Ukraine. "You will receive all the necessary help and services," the message reads. Recall that Russian invaders are massively deporting children from the occupied Luhansk region to Chechnya. According to the chairman of the Lugansk Ova, Ukrainian teenagers are sent to the Chechen Republic for "patriotic education".

Focus also reported that according to analysts, the Armed Forces with the onset of the cold will be able to strengthen the counter -offensive in the Luhansk region. After freezing the land in the Ukrainian forces, it will be possible to better take shunting actions. We also wrote that in the Luhansk region the guerrillas staged a sabotage to slow down the supply of the Russian army by rail.