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A resident of the Sverdlovsk region with HIV was sent to war in Ukraine. During the mobilization, he was released home, and two years later he was declared “having left his part without permission” — Novaya Gazeta Evropa

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A resident of the Sverdlovsk region diagnosed with HIV was sent to war in Ukraine. This was announced by State Duma deputy Maxim Ivanov. According to him, in the fall of 2022, a resident of Sverdlovsk was one of the first to be included in the mobilization lists. He stayed at the military unit for 24 hours, after which the military leadership was provided with a certificate stating that the man was suffering from HIV infection. He was then allow…

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A resident of the Sverdlovsk region with HIV was sent to war in Ukraine. During the mobilization, he was released home, and two years later he was declared “having left his part without permission” — Novaya Gazeta Evropa

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