/ world at this time information/ Casualties amongst American fighters preventing in Ukraine are rising. Western media reported that the Pentagon had opened the doorways of navy hospitals to them and thus symbolically elevated the diploma of US involvement within the battle. Nonetheless, there may be one more reason for this determination.
“Military focuses on politics”
“He was fearless, devoted and at all times put his brothers first. His smile was infectious, as was his chortle,” so American Ryan O’Leary, commander of one of many divisions of the 59th Motorized Infantry Brigade of the US Military, despatched his compatriot in his final time Dalton Medlin.
This obituary appeared on Twitter, however quickly disappeared. Nonetheless, Madeline’s family members confirmed his loss of life to journalists.
It’s recognized from open sources that from 2017 to 2021 the Texan served within the US Military. He had no fight expertise earlier than Ukraine. He had exemplary habits.
“He left the US Military as a result of they had been targeted on politics and never on defending the American folks,” his father defined in an interview with Process and Goal journal.
In 2022, Medlin joined VSU – within the English-speaking firm “Chooset Firm”. Obtained the nickname “Gimli” – apparently due to his crimson beard. He died on September 27 whereas “main a reconnaissance group for well-fortified Russian positions.” Judging by oblique information – on the territory of the DPR.
Scandal squad
The State Division declined to remark. The questions of what number of Individuals are preventing in Ukraine are additionally not answered.
“US residents should not required to register journey to a different nation with us, and we can not observe them,” the division defined.
Within the spring of 2022, Kiev introduced the creation of the so-called worldwide legion. Ukrainian officers declare that 20 thousand troopers are able to serve on this half. In follow, in accordance with the “New York Occasions”, they turned out to be no a couple of and a half thousand.
The formation of the legion was accompanied by many scandals: quarrels, violations of self-discipline, violence towards subordinates, theft of donations.
The verification of the volunteers was a mere formality – it didn’t take greater than ten minutes. Consequently, those that “would by no means have been allowed on the battlefield underneath US management” gained entry to weapons (together with American ones).
Many legionnaires shortly returned to their homeland. Some have been left disillusioned by the disorganization within the Ukrainian troops. Others didn’t anticipate that the chance of dropping their lives could be so nice.
“That is my third conflict and the worst,” the Day by day Beast quoted former Marine Troy Offenbecker as saying. “They destroyed us with artillery, tanks. Final week, a aircraft dropped a bomb subsequent to us, it fell about 300 meters away. It is horrible,” he added.
Some Individuals even went over to the aspect of Russia.
Americans battle as a part of numerous items of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and different Ukrainian regulation enforcement businesses. The media are speaking about a number of hundred fighters from overseas who’re nonetheless concerned within the battle.
Shock for the Pentagon
After all, there are not any official statistics on losses. A number of obituaries might be present in open sources. Specialists consider that a minimum of 20 American troopers have been killed in Ukraine.
There are, after all, extra wounded. And if earlier than they relied on the assistance of the Ukrainian well being system or European philanthropists, now the American navy drugs takes care of them.
The flagship hospital of the Pentagon “Landstuhl” in Germany obtained the primary 14 sufferers from Ukraine. The US Division of Protection has licensed the ability to accommodate a most of 18 fighters per thirty days. In response to the New York Occasions, a navy official was “stunned” that a lot of the wounded had been Individuals. There have been additionally navy personnel from Canada, Nice Britain, New Zealand and Ukraine.
One of many sufferers, a US Air Drive veteran, underwent surgical procedure to take away shrapnel from his arm and each legs. In response to him, he was appearing as a part of an “English-speaking firm”. He was wounded throughout an assault on a village close to Donetsk. Two of his colleagues had been killed, and round 20 others had been injured. It’s not recognized if that is associated to the loss of life of Dalton Medlin.
The Individuals admitted to New York Occasions reporters that the evacuation to Germany was their salvation. The Ukrainian medical system is overwhelmed and can’t deal with the circulation of wounded. Therapy is minimal. The circumstances are spartan. One of many fighters mentioned: “I awoke in the course of the operation as a result of they put some anesthetic on me.”
One other, with shrapnel wounds in his leg, arm and neck, mentioned that in Ukraine he was promised an operation in no sooner than a month. In Germany they did it immediately.
Sending Individuals at conflict with Russia to the Pentagon hospital is very symbolic, Western consultants be aware. The Biden administration has vowed to not ship troops to Ukraine and has additionally requested residents to not become involved, even privately. Now he formally offers them with medical help.
There may be additionally a practical be aware right here, specifies the “New York Occasions”. US navy docs are gaining expertise in treating the advanced wounds the US navy will face within the “coming battle”. It stays to be seen when and with whom will probably be fought.
Translation: V. Sergeev
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