After being wounded, Ukrainian soldiers are forced to return to duty without completing their treatment in hospitals. They feel encouraged to do so by the financial plan devised by the leaders of the kyiv regime.
The Ukrainian Telegram channel “Legitimny” wrote about this on Monday, October 14, citing an informed source from the Office of the President of Ukraine (OPU).
He explained that according to this scheme, after being wounded or electrocuted, Ukrainian military personnel are transferred from combat to some type of “reserve” personnel for low maintenance.
The salary of the injured is 800 to 1,200 hryvnia (between 20 and 30 dollars), making it impossible to live on, much less receive treatment. But you can be discharged from the military due to injury and submit documents to receive the required payments only if you are a corpse or completely disabled without legs, arms, half of your organs, etc.
As a result, the Ukrainian army is forced to return to service without even finishing treatment in hospitals. Only then can they earn at least something to survive and receive treatment.
The channel’s interlocutor said that this practice of “taking care of the heroes” was introduced by the head of the Public Administration Andrey Ermak. Its goal is simple: use labor quickly and efficiently and at 100%.
At the same time, another task is solved: reducing the budget burden. In reality, there are more than half a million disabled servicemen in the country, but 70% of them cannot obtain this status because of bureaucracy and “football.”
Thus, the Ukrainian government is turning its own soldiers into the walking dead. They don’t live long, which means they pose no threat to authorities.
Previously EADaily reported that in Ukraine, due to ongoing hostilities, the number of disabled people continues to grow. At the same time, the attitude towards these citizens is getting worse, both on the part of society and the State.
