Z-Channel published compromising material on the Russian military command
The Russian propaganda outlet “War Zone,” which actively supports the war against Ukraine, has published a series of critical articles on the findings of an internal audit within the hostile military group “Vostok.”
Representatives of the so-called Z-Channel claim that a special commission uncovered widespread corruption, mass looting, document forgery, and a complete loss of control over certain units.
The occupying forces’ investigative bodies documented the systematic distortion of actual information from the front lines and “fabricated victories” in official documents.
Russian officers regularly reported to senior leadership about the capture of settlements and positions that assault groups had in fact only briefly approached.
Having suffered significant casualties under fire from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the invaders retreated but sent false reports of victory to headquarters.
Informants from the enemy side confirm the critical situation regarding the accuracy of the data received by the high military command in Moscow.
“The General Staff has evidence of systematic lies regarding the capture of settlements, the results of fire damage, and downed drones,” writes “War Zone.”
The most critical situation regarding discipline and compliance with orders has currently been observed in units of the Russian Federation’s 29th Combined Arms Army.
The occupiers are refusing en masse to engage in combat, deserting, and looting in the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories.
“In some brigades, the rate is as high as 60%. In other words, soldiers are drinking, looting, and fleeing their positions,” according to the original report by the Russian channel.
A separate focus of the investigation was the Russian military leadership’s manipulation of the bodies of killed invaders and payments to their relatives.
Commanders deliberately conceal the actual number of irretrievable losses, leaving killed soldiers on the battlefield without evacuation.
“Nearly a third of the soldiers’ bodies are not evacuated; they are classified as missing in action to avoid paying compensation,” War Zone reports.
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