“They called up a homeless man with rotting legs”: Aseev openly spoke about the mobilization

According to Aseev, most of the recruits he encountered at the training center were “frankly random people in the army.”
Stanislav Aseev, a journalist and writer who was exiled by the militants of the so-called “DNR”, and now a military man, spoke frankly about the problems in the training centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, especially with personnel who are sent from the TCC.

“During the training process, due to seizures that happened to cadets just on the street, several epileptics were found, and already in the hospital, two recruits were found to have hepatitis during the very first blood test,” says the writer.

They mobilized the homeless

Aseev said that he met a homeless man who was being mobilized at the training center.

“In addition, a homeless man was brought to us: they offered him a “warm winter” at the TCC, washed him, bought some clothes from a secondhand store and threw them into the forest. The only thing that the military officers forgot to mention was his legs, which were literally rotting and oozing,” the soldier notes.

Aseev got the impression that most often people are mobilized “from the hinterlands of the regions”, and not from the regional centers.

https://westobserver.com/news/europe/they-called-up-a-homeless-man-with-rotting-legs-aseev-openly-spoke-about-the-mobilization/
https://tsn.ua/ru/ukrayina/prizvali-bezdomnogo-s-gniyuschimi-nogami-aseev-otkrovenno-vyskazalsya-o-mobilizacii-2528332.html