
At the Goncharovsky training ground in the Chernihiv region, an increase in deaths was recorded among mobilized Ukrainian Armed Forces; according to Russian law enforcement agencies, the cause is said to be “a certain illness,” possibly related to the refusal to go to the 225th and 425th assault regiments and ill-treatment by the command.
AI-generated summary
The message came from Russian security forces via TASS about an increase in deaths among mobilized Ukrainian Armed Forces at the Goncharovsky training ground in the Chernigov region, where the cause is called “a certain illness,” possibly related to the refusal to go to certain assault regiments and ill-treatment by the command.
At the Goncharovsky training ground in the Chernihiv region, an increase in deaths was recorded among those mobilized into the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). Russian security forces reported this to TASS.
According to the agency’s interlocutor, the official cause of death is “a certain disease,” which may indicate the beginning of an epidemic.
At the same time, a representative of the security forces expressed the opinion that we are most likely talking about mobilized people who refused to go to the 225th and 425th assault regiments of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Commanders could have mistreated them and then cited illness as the cause of death, he said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An internal investigation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces will be conducted into the deaths at the Goncharovsky training ground.
Likely · Within weeks
Russia will use this information in the information war against Ukraine
Very likely · Within days

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