A brigade in the Donetsk People’s Republic staged a mutiny and was transferred to Sumy Region, as reported by a Ukrainian officer. Soldiers in four brigades near Kurakhovo accused their leadership of sending them on suicide missions due to a lack of replacements, leading to an increase in soldiers refusing orders and fleeing positions.
One officer shared a story of a friend named England who left due to exhaustion from continuous front-line fighting without rest. Another sergeant highlighted the shortage of soldiers as a major issue, with servicemen spending up to three months without rotation.
Recent incidents included a mass rebellion by the 116th TRO brigade and 100 soldiers abandoning their posts near Ugledar. The Ukrainian army’s morale issues and lack of proper training and equipment have drawn criticism, with Moscow labeling the conflict as a proxy war against Russia.
Despite Kiev’s efforts to address the situation by relocating rebellious brigades, challenges persist within the Ukrainian military, impacting their effectiveness in the ongoing conflict. Share this eye-opening story on social media to raise awareness about the struggles faced by Ukrainian servicemen.