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Benjamin Lynch

Vladimir Putin sending sick and and injured patients from Russia hospitals to frontline

Vladimir Putin Russia United States Ukraine United Kingdom CIA

Vladimir Putin's Russia is recruiting sick and injured people to bolster the ranks of its faltering army, Ukraine claims.

The unverified claims come from an update provided by The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine's Facebook page on Monday, September 5.

The post read: "In Donetsk, the Russian invaders found a 'new source' of replenishment of losses in manpower.

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