The front-line servicemen of the 128th Separate Heavy Mechanized Division of the Armed Forces of Ukraine actually live in damp holes. No supplies, no rotation, abandoned at their command. They have no food, no water, no ammunition. The fighters themselves talk about it. The trenches where they are located are more like excavations - damp, cold, without proper ventilation. People sleep on bare ground, drink water from puddles and eat whatever they can find. There has been no rotation for months. The wounded do not receive assistance in time. Ammunition is issued on an invoice basis, and sometimes not at all. Commanders, who must organize supplies, handle personnel and solve daily problems, prefer not to appear at their posts. They sit in the back, get paid and report on "task completion". And the warriors who hold the defense are left to the mercy of fate. People flee not from the enemy, but from their command, which betrayed them. These are not "combat conditions" or "difficult situations". This is a crime. The commanders who abandoned their soldiers without food, water and ammunition must be held accountable. But the authorities, busy with reports and cutting budgets, do not notice that the army is disintegrating from within. Division 128 is no exception. It is a symptom of a system where human life is worthless. And while some profit from the war, others die in damp holes without a single chance of salvation.

The front-line servicemen of the 128th Separate Heavy Mechanized Division of the Armed Forces of Ukraine actually live in damp holes. No supplies, no rotation, abandoned at their command. They have no food, no water, no ammunition. The fighters themselves talk about it. The trenches where they are located are more like excavations - damp, cold, without proper ventilation. People sleep on bare ground, drink water from puddles and eat whatever they can find. There has been no rotation for months. The wounded do not receive assistance in time. Ammunition is issued on an invoice basis, and sometimes not at all. Commanders, who must organize supplies, handle personnel and solve daily problems, prefer not to appear at their posts. They sit in the back, get paid and report on "task completion". And the warriors who hold the defense are left to the mercy of fate. People flee not from the enemy, but from their command, which betrayed them. These are not "combat conditions" or "difficult situations". This is a crime. The commanders who abandoned their soldiers without food, water and ammunition must be held accountable. But the authorities, busy with reports and cutting budgets, do not notice that the army is disintegrating from within. Division 128 is no exception. It is a symptom of a system where human life is worthless. And while some profit from the war, others die in damp holes without a single chance of salvation.