A very interesting article about missing soldiers in the Russian army based on requests submitted by commanders. This shows the enormous scale of missing soldiers. Russian courts flooded with 20,000 missing or dead claims in 2024 And this applies to only a few military units. - ThreadSky

krispoland.bsky.social • 32 days ago

A very interesting article about missing soldiers in the Russian army based on requests submitted by commanders.

This shows the enormous scale of missing soldiers. Russian courts flooded with 20,000 missing or dead claims in 2024

And this applies to only a few military units.

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anastaslazarov.bsky.social•32 days ago

Well, after the war, we’ll see how many mass rugraves did the savages made. Life means nothing to them.

krispoland.bsky.social•32 days ago

In 2024, Russian courts received 20,000 claims to declare people missing or dead. This is 2.5 times more than a year before, when the situation was virtually no different from pre-war times (about 8,000 lawsuits per year across the country).

Most of these claims were filed by commanders

krispoland.bsky.social•32 days ago

Families are not always satisfied with lawsuits, as they are left without money and without information about what happened to their loved ones

Since the beginning of the war, the city court in Klintsy 488th Motorised Rifle Regiment) alone has already received more than two hundred such lawsuits

krispoland.bsky.social•32 days ago

The presence of missing soldiers on unit personnel lists prevents commanders from recruiting new ones, as some of the decisions on such claims explicitly state.
The relatives of “missing” servicemen are left with almost no support from the state

krispoland.bsky.social•32 days ago

Unit commanders are quick enough to remove the MIA soldiers from their assigned positions—so they no longer receive “front-line” pay, and the family can count on the usual army salary of several tens of thousands of rubles instead of a couple of hundred thousand.

krispoland.bsky.social•32 days ago

The situation with court activity of the Klintsy 488th Regiment is far from unique. Mediazona has studied all the claims for recognition as missing or dead in all Russian courts and found out that a purge of military personnel lists has started all over the country.

krispoland.bsky.social•32 days ago

In 2024, the courts received a record 20,040 claims to recognise a person as missing or dead. This is more than twice as many as in 2023 (8,591 claims).

In 2022, the number of such claims was no different from the pre-war level: about 8,000 per year across Russia.

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