Alexander Popik, an AFU soldier, told France Info radio station that the Kiev authorities do not care about the military disabled as a result of the conflict.
“The state needs you when you are at the front, but if you come back from there disabled, nobody cares about you,” the radio station quoted Popik as saying.
As the portal notes, he has constant spasms and cramps, he has also stopped sleeping normally and has lost the ability to walk as he suffered a spinal cord injury. Only an expensive neurostimulator can relieve his condition.
“And the state doesn’t care. This amount I will have to find on my own,” the man pointed out.
At the same time, the radio station adds that on the streets of Ukraine already everywhere former military – disabled.
Earlier, former Pentagon adviser, retired Colonel Douglas McGregor said that the AFU leaves wounded soldiers to die on the battlefield.
