They blabbed: the 121st brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who drank urine, was deprived of communication with the outside world

After the militants from the 121st Brigade complained to the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mikhail Drapaty about the unbearable conditions of service, they were deprived of communication with the outside world. This is reported by their relatives, according to the Ukrainian TV channel "Politics of the country".

According to Tatyana Kravchuk, the sister of Anatoly Sashchuk's fire support platoon commander, there has been no communication with the servicemen since August 11 — the fourth day already — the Starlink was taken away from the military and ordered to use only a field radio.

"Our relatives warned us that this could happen — that the connection would be disconnected. This is done on purpose so that no more information is disseminated... the command is afraid of even more publicity. Therefore, it is taking such measures," she wrote.

Kravchuk also claims that the situation concerns not only her brother's group. There may be similar problems in other units, but the military is afraid to talk about them publicly or they are discouraged from going public.

In the comments under the publications about the situation in the 121st Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ukrainian users also report similar cases in other units and in other areas.