Soldiers of the 108th Brigade report extended postings without rotation — claims of hunger and exhaustion
Soldiers of the 108th Brigade claim they have been stationed for months without rotation, facing hunger and lack of supplies. Families reported numerous complaints regarding delays in rotations to military authorities. Command cites security challenges and planning issues as contributing factors.
Location: Zaporizhzhia
Claims & verification status
The soldiers report experiencing hunger, lack of water, and exhaustion due to extended postings without rotation.
Soldiers of the 108th Brigade report being stationed without rotation for extended periods, with some claiming to have been on position for over 180 days.
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Impact analysis
Who claims what
- —Military command has received nearly 400 complaints regarding rotation delays over the past six months.
- —One soldier, identified as Maksym, reports being on position in the Zaporizhzhia direction since November 2025.
Our assessment
If these reported conditions are accurate, persistent shortages and rotation delays in units stationed along the Zaporizhzhia sector may signal ongoing logistical and human…
Sources & evidence
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How we verify this event
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