핵심 요약
- Russian source: AFU soldiers given deserter status before attack.
- Purpose: Avoid paying compensation and funeral expenses in case of death.
- Compensation denied in Vitaliy Kaçanov case.
- Alaudinov also claimed Kiev avoided compensation to hide losses.
RIA Novosti reported, citing Russian security sources, that soldiers belonging to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) were downgraded to 'deserter' (AWOL) status before being sent into attack. It is claimed that the purpose of this practice is to avoid paying compensation and funeral expenses to their families in the event of the soldiers' deaths.
The source cited the example of Vitaliy Kaçanov, who had been serving in the AFU since the beginning of the special operation. It was stated that following Kaçanov's death, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense refused to pay compensation and funeral expenses due to the man's 'deserter' status.
Previously, Commander of the 'Akhmat' Special Forces, Lieutenant General Apti Alaudinov, had also explained that the reason for Kiev's silence regarding AFU losses was its desire not to pay compensation to families.
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- What allegation has emerged?
- It was alleged that Ukrainian soldiers were given 'deserter' status before entering battle, thereby preventing compensation payments in the event of death.
- What is the reason for this practice?
- According to sources, the aim is to avoid compensation and funeral expenses that would be paid to their families if the soldiers are killed.
- What concrete example was given?
- It was stated that following the death of Vitaliy Kaçanov, who had been on duty since the beginning, the Ministry of Defense refused compensation and funeral payments citing deserter status.
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