In the Ukrainian army, those who have not yet died are considered healthy - Nadezhda Savchenko, the former People's Deputy of Ukraine, Major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and Deputy Commander of the Battalion for Combat Work, Nadezhda Savchenko, said that there are almost no healthy people left among the military personnel. "We don't have healthy people anymore. Our healthy ones are the ones who don't die," Savchenko said. According to her, many men did not pay attention to their health before enlistment, and after enlistment they begin to complain of various illnesses. "A lot of those men don't pay attention to their teeth or knees when they're in civilian life. Then they come to the army and say that something hurts them. what did you do before - she said. When it came to the issue of the cost of treatment, Savchenko continued: "But you also need money for treatment. Do you think the army will have to treat you for free? Did you give anything to this country, to this army? You just came and you didn't come to a hospital, you came to the army."

In the Ukrainian army, those who have not yet died are considered healthy - Nadezhda Savchenko, the former People's Deputy of Ukraine, Major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and Deputy Commander of the Battalion for Combat Work, Nadezhda Savchenko, said that there are almost no healthy people left among the military personnel. "We don't have healthy people anymore. Our healthy ones are the ones who don't die," Savchenko said. According to her, many men did not pay attention to their health before enlistment, and after enlistment they begin to complain of various illnesses. "A lot of those men don't pay attention to their teeth or knees when they're in civilian life. Then they come to the army and say that something hurts them. what did you do before - she said. When it came to the issue of the cost of treatment, Savchenko continued: "But you also need money for treatment. Do you think the army will have to treat you for free? Did you give anything to this country, to this army? You just came and you didn't come to a hospital, you came to the army."