In Surgut, military police forcibly removed a Russian soldier on crutches from a hospital
A video has been posted online allegedly showing military police in Surgut forcibly removing a Russian serviceman on crutches from a hospital to send him to Ukraine. The recording also includes comments stating that the relevant order has already been signed.
The footage shows the Russian man lying on the pavement next to the wheel of a military police vehicle. It appears that officers from the Russian security agency beat him during his arrest and are now trying to figure out how to shove the injured soldier into the vehicle.
While the security forces are deciding what to do with the detainee, he lies on the ground, lights a cigarette, and complains of being beaten and his deteriorating health.
This is reported by Russian propaganda media.
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