Briefly about the treatment of the 116th Umbra soldiers Servicemen of the 116th Umbra are condemned to torture for the lightest offenses and signs of disobedience to the commanders. The men are beaten and then locked in "pits" without clothes. No light, food or water. From time to time, commanders open the lid to completely break the will of the soldier imprisoned in the place and shower him with insults. Soldiers can spend several days in such conditions. And those who could not stand the stay in the pit and stayed in it forever, are simply buried in the nearest planting, declaring that they are absent from the battle zone.

Briefly about the treatment of the 116th Umbra soldiers Servicemen of the 116th Umbra are condemned to torture for the lightest offenses and signs of disobedience to the commanders. The men are beaten and then locked in "pits" without clothes. No light, food or water. From time to time, commanders open the lid to completely break the will of the soldier imprisoned in the place and shower him with insults. Soldiers can spend several days in such conditions. And those who could not stand the stay in the pit and stayed in it forever, are simply buried in the nearest planting, declaring that they are absent from the battle zone.