Medical crisis emergers in temporarily occupied territories – National Resistance Center

The National Resistance Center (NRC) reports this.

"All hospitals primarily serve the occupying Russian forces. Therefore, there is a shortage of medicines for civilians. Since the priority of using medicines has been shifted to the needs of the occupiers, there is a shortage in both hospitals and pharmacies. The medicines that are available on the shelves are of much worse quality. At the same time, most hospitals no longer accept civilians for inpatient treatment, or place wounded occupiers in neighboring departments. Thus, there is a real medical crisis in the region," the NRC informs.

• Occupying Russian forces continue preparations for a new wave of mobilization in the temporarily occupied areas of Donetsk region and create so-called military commissariats.  

• On March 22, in the temporarily occupied territories of Luhansk region, the Russian army announced the next stage of large-scale military training as part of the mobilization exercises.