#desertion

#desertion

Desertion from the Ukrainian military has exceeded 100,000 soldiers, severely impacting its combat effectiveness and overall war strategy against Russia.

Ukraine struggles with over 100,000 desertions, risking loss of the war as soldiers face demoralization and severe manpower shortages.

Col. Dmytro Ryumshin, former commander of the 155th Brigade, has been arrested over the concealment of mass desertions among his troops.

Ukrainian soldier Serhii Hnezdilov deserted to highlight the need for fresh troops, sparking a significant public debate about military service and desertion.

The 155th Mechanized Brigade is under investigation due to reports of significant desertions, raising concerns about the effectiveness of foreign-trained units.

1,700 soldiers from the 155th Mechanized Brigade reportedly deserted before any combat, indicating potential leadership and morale issues.

Ukrainian soldiers, demoralized and fatigued, increasingly abandon their units, impacting military performance amid ongoing conflict.

Ukrainian military executed high-precision strikes in Russian territory, highlighting the ongoing conflict's escalation and tactical capabilities.

Deserters from Russia seeking asylum view their actions as a moral choice against an unjust war.

The article sheds light on the harsh realities faced by Russian military deserters, emphasizing corruption and chaos within the ranks.

The article details Ivan's daring escape from the Russian military using clever deception and strategy to retrieve his passport.

Travis King will plead guilty to desertion and assault; nine other charges will be dismissed as part of his plea agreement.

Pvt. Travis King pleaded guilty to desertion and was sentenced to 12 months confinement and dishonorable discharge.

Travis King has been released from confinement for good behaviour after pleading guilty to five charges, including desertion and assault.

A US soldier, Travis King, was sentenced to 12 months confinement for desertion and will return home after time served.

Travis King was released after pleading guilty to charges including desertion, following significant personal challenges and a military court-martial.

Army private Travis King will plead guilty to desertion and four other charges, taking responsibility for his actions after fleeing to North Korea.

Pvt. Travis King will plead guilty to five charges, including desertion, stemming from his July 2023 crossing into North Korea.

Travis King will plead guilty to multiple military offenses, facing potential consequences after crossing into North Korea.

US soldier Travis King will plead guilty to multiple charges, including desertion, after fleeing to North Korea during a sightseeing tour.