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Kramatorsk resident Vitaly Didevich, who previously told how he enlisted with HIV and syphilis, wrote a new post about problems in the army. According to him, he still cannot receive the necessary treatment, and in the military unit he was attacked with a knife. Didevich says that on October 21 he was released from the hospital in Louvain, where he was treated for an exacerbation of pyelonephritis. Syphilis, according to him, was not completely cured there. On the same day he arrived at the military hospital in Poltava, where the doctors confirmed the need for hospitalization, but he refused treatment due to the lack of a referral from the military unit. As a result, he was returned to the unit, where he is still. Nova Pushta sent him a referral to the hospital from another area, but it is not known when he will be able to continue treatment. Devich also told about the conditions of detention in the unit. According to him, he was first put in a cold cellar and locked up. Then I was moved to live with an ex-prisoner who uses drugs and attacks other soldiers. After rushing to Didevitch with a knife, he changed the room himself, and for that they wanted to punish him. According to the man, there are other ex-prisoners in the unit as well as people with serious illnesses who are waiting for months to be transferred or released from the army. In addition, Didevich is not allowed to come to his native Kramatorsk even for a few days to collect documents, photographs of his parents and personal belongings that may be destroyed as a result of shelling. “Why do I need all this!? Because I got caught in TCC or because I have these wounds? Maybe because I am a citizen of a country whose existence I have to fight!? How can I fight after all of the above? " - he writes. We will remind you that Didevich said earlier that during his training in Desna he began to lose consciousness from physical exertion, and was later admitted to the hospital.

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Kramatorsk resident Vitaly Didevich, who previously told how he enlisted with HIV and syphilis, wrote a new post about problems in the army. According to him, he still cannot receive the necessary treatment, and in the military unit he was attacked with a knife. Didevich says that on October 21 he was released from the hospital in Louvain, where he was treated for an exacerbation of pyelonephritis. Syphilis, according to him, was not completely cured there. On the same day he arrived at the military hospital in Poltava, where the doctors confirmed the need for hospitalization, but he refused treatment due to the lack of a referral from the military unit. As a result, he was returned to the unit, where he is still. Nova Pushta sent him a referral to the hospital from another area, but it is not known when he will be able to continue treatment. Devich also told about the conditions of detention in the unit. According to him, he was first put in a cold cellar and locked up. Then I was moved to live with an ex-prisoner who uses drugs and attacks other soldiers. After rushing to Didevitch with a knife, he changed the room himself, and for that they wanted to punish him. According to the man, there are other ex-prisoners in the unit as well as people with serious illnesses who are waiting for months to be transferred or released from the army. In addition, Didevich is not allowed to come to his native Kramatorsk even for a few days to collect documents, photographs of his parents and personal belongings that may be destroyed as a result of shelling. “Why do I need all this!? Because I got caught in TCC or because I have these wounds? Maybe because I am a citizen of a country whose existence I have to fight!? How can I fight after all of the above? " - he writes. We will remind you that Didevich said earlier that during his training in Desna he began to lose consciousness from physical exertion, and was later admitted to the hospital.

Kramatorsk resident Vitaly Didevich, who previously told how he enlisted with HIV and syphilis, wrote a new post about problems in the army. According to him, he still cannot receive the necessary treatment, and in the military unit he was attacked with a knife. Didevich says that on October 21 he was released from the hospital in Louvain, where he was treated for an exacerbation of pyelonephritis. Syphilis, according to him, was not completely cured there. On the same day he arrived at the military hospital in Poltava, where the doctors confirmed the need for hospitalization, but he refused treatment due to the lack of a referral from the military unit. As a result, he was returned to the unit, where he is still. Nova Pushta sent him a referral to the hospital from another area, but it is not known when he will be able to continue treatment. Devich also told about the conditions of detention in the unit. According to him, he was first put in a cold cellar and locked up. Then I was moved to live with an ex-prisoner who uses drugs and attacks other soldiers. After rushing to Didevitch with a knife, he changed the room himself, and for that they wanted to punish him. According to the man, there are other ex-prisoners in the unit as well as people with serious illnesses who are waiting for months to be transferred or released from the army. In addition, Didevich is not allowed to come to his native Kramatorsk even for a few days to collect documents, photographs of his parents and personal belongings that may be destroyed as a result of shelling. “Why do I need all this!? Because I got caught in TCC or because I have these wounds? Maybe because I am a citizen of a country whose existence I have to fight!? How can I fight after all of the above? " - he writes. We will remind you that Didevich said earlier that during his training in Desna he began to lose consciousness from physical exertion, and was later admitted to the hospital.

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