Occupiers whose service ended are not let back home at border

Russian soldiers who were serving in Luhansk Oblast and whose term of service has ended are not allowed to go home at the border.

Source: Luhansk Oblast Military Administration on Telegram

Quote from Luhansk Oblast Military Administration: "Soldiers of the Russian Federation who have completed their term of service are not allowed to go home at the border."

Details: It is noted that men from Bashkiriya [a part of the Russian Federation officially known as the Republic of Bashkortostan – ed.] have been the ones who complained about this in particular. The Russian soldiers said that they were detained at the border and not allowed back into Russia.

It is also reported that the occupiers are increasing pressure on business owners over using the hryvnia [Ukrainian currency] and converting the remaining civilian hospitals in the oblast into military hospitals in order to treat the enormous number of their injured.

The Russians have recently captured a hospital in Voznesenivka, Luhansk Oblast (formerly known as Chervonopartyzansk).

In addition, the National Resistance Center has stated that the occupiers might attack one of the hospitals in the oblast where there are still civilians, in order to discredit the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The invaders attacked the areas of Novoselivske and Stelmakhivka on the Kupiansk front, and Makiivka, Nevske and Chervonopopivka on the Lyman front over the last day.

Nevertheless, the Luhansk Oblast Military Administration has reported that units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine repelled Russian attacks near Stelmakhivka over the last 24 hours.

Ukrainian aircraft carried out 14 strikes on clusters of Russian military manpower, as well as 4 attacks on Russian anti-aircraft missile system positions over the past 24 hours.

Ukraine’s Rocket Forces and Artillery struck three Russian command posts and two Russian Missile Troops and Artillery positions, as well as eight clusters of the occupiers’ manpower.

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