In the 10th Corps, an inspection is underway after the disclosure of problems with the provision of positions for one of the brigades and the publication of photos of exhausted soldiers - Joint Forces Grouping
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The command has launched an inspection due to logistics problems and the exhaustion of soldiers of the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade. Additional resources have been urgently allocated to support the unit.
After the public disclosure of supply problems in the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade's area and the publication of photos of hunger-exhausted soldiers, the command of the Joint Forces Group immediately launched an inspection throughout the entire vertical management of the 10th Corps. Additional resources were immediately allocated to support the units, the Joint Forces Group announced in a statement on April 24, writes UNN.
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"The situation with the provision of positions for servicemen of the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade is a terrible 'managerial' shame," the statement of the Joint Forces Group reads.
As noted in the statement, "problems with logistics and conditions at the positions did not arise yesterday - this is a consequence of long-term management decisions at the corps level and its interaction with units." "At the same time, at various levels, reports were made that the situation was organized and controlled, which, as everyone saw, does not correspond to reality. This applies to the organization of drone operations, and the overall system of enemy engagement, including its ability to influence our logistics and airspace in this direction. There is also a significant problem with the insufficient amount of resources to counter enemy calculations and their infrastructure, which create such conditions for our troops," the group indicated.
The group emphasized that these problems do not go unnoticed - they are regularly raised in reports by the joint forces command. "Work is simultaneously underway to resolve them. We are not standing aside. Command representatives constantly work with corps and brigades: they help build a UAV system, establish reconnaissance and planning, improve the provision of drones and ground robotic systems, including for logistics needs. This work is carried out across all corps in the direction," the statement said.
After the public disclosure of supply problems in the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade's area and the publication of photos of hunger-exhausted soldiers, the command of the Joint Forces Group immediately launched an inspection throughout the entire vertical management of the 10th Corps. Additional resources were immediately allocated to support the units.
The group commander, it is reported, "is in contact with the commander of the servicemen and offered all necessary assistance."
"The command of the Joint Forces Group demands that commanders of all levels prevent similar situations and promptly report problems directly to the commander. It is important not to keep silent, not to embellish the situation, and not to disregard positions or ranks when it comes to the real state of affairs. The main thing is to preserve people and a humane attitude towards them; everything else can be corrected by systematic work," the statement reads.