The Rosgvardiya is guarding military hospitals in Crimea due to escapes by injured soldiers, according to "ATESH."

The Rosgvardiya is guarding injured Russian soldiers in hospitals located in occupied Crimea. This measure was implemented following instances of Russians escaping during treatment.

This information comes from RBK-Ukraine, citing the partisan movement "ATESH".

According to agents from "ATESH," the security for Russian soldiers in Crimea has been heightened amid increasing incidents of escape from hospitals during treatment. The cause of these escapes is the systematic sending of injured and inadequately treated occupiers to the front lines.

Specifically, at the 1472nd Naval Clinical Hospital, Rosgvardiya personnel are responsible for perimeter security and are constantly checking the documents of patients under their close watch. The staff has also expressed dissatisfaction with this situation, feeling a "hostile" atmosphere.

"We urge the servicemen of the RF Armed Forces to join our movement. Together we can put an end to this senseless war and restore justice, and you will be able to return home alive," they write in "ATESH."

It is worth noting that "ATESH" previously reported that Russian invaders are placing equipment in the seized homes of residents in the temporarily occupied part of the Kherson region. This includes armored vehicles, military trucks, and even MLRS systems.

Additionally, we reported that due to threats to the oil refinery, Russian invaders are forced to redeploy air defense systems from occupied Crimea deeper into the territory of the aggressor country.

Furthermore, on January 13, "ATESH" informed that the occupiers have transferred new air defense systems to Crimea, exposing other sections of the front.