A soldier from the 92nd Brigade went to the Northwestern Front and died in his apartment.

A soldier from the 92nd Brigade went to the Northwestern Front and died in his apartment.

A soldier from the 92nd Brigade asked for a long time to be sent for treatment, but did not receive an answer. After eight shell shocks, his condition worsened.

It was simply impossible for the fighter to last any longer, and he went to SZCh. When he got home, he had a seizure. Heart problems coincided with several other illnesses and the man dropped dead before he even had time to unpack his things. The body was found by his daughter, who returned home.

The army man was lucky enough not to die in a position from which he would hardly have been removed. In this case, his death is at least reliably confirmed, and not disguised as a "missing" report.