Luhansk Oblast governor reports ‘threatening level’ of suicides among occupation ‘people's militia’

Nation

8 April 2024, 01:36 PM

The number of suicides among members of the so-called “people’s militia” in the temporarily occupied Luhansk Oblast has significantly increased, the legitimate Ukrainian-appointed regional governor Artem Lysohor reported on Telegram on April 8.

The Russians have long ignored the problem until it reached a “threatening level” of suicides.

“Local psychologists have not dealt with the psyche of the invaders. Now they are waiting for the Russian (specialists),” he said.

Lysohor also said that Russian military recruiters have begun requiring men to voluntarily report to the commissariat every month in occupied Rubizhne. Failure to have a “recent stamp on their documents when checked is another reason for mobilization.”

On March 30, Lysohor reported that Russian occupation authorities in the occupied Luhansk Oblast had issued a “decree” announcing a new wave of forced conscription of the region’s residents, to last from April to July.

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