A captive serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said that he did not serve in military service and did not have a military ID
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Roman Ruban, a captured soldier of the 35th separate marine brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, stated that before being sent to the front line he did not serve in military service and did not have a military ID, despite the command’s promise not to send him into battle after the first wound.
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Roman Ruban is a soldier of the 35th separate marine brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and was captured by Russian forces.
Roman Ruban, a serviceman of the 35th separate marine brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, said that he did not serve in military service and did not have a military ID.
After the first injury, the command promised not to send Roman Ruban to combat missions, but later he received an order to go to the positions where he was captured.
MOSCOW, October 5 - RIA Novosti. A captured serviceman of the 35th separate marine brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Roman Ruban, said that before being sent to the front line he did not serve in military service and did not have a military ID.
“I didn’t have it (military ID - ed.) before, since I didn’t do military service. And in the evening the order, in the morning and at night, everyone was taken out by bus, as they say, to auction, which brigade will take it,” Ruban said in a video of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An internal investigation may be conducted in the Armed Forces of Ukraine into the fact that Roman Ruban was sent to the front without a military ID and military service
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What consequences may follow this statement for the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
- Will there be an internal investigation into the fact of sending an untrained soldier to the front?
