Draft dodgers in Ukraine do what they must to avoid the front lines
A conscription shortfall, however, means fewer breaks for soldiers, many of whom have been serving since the first days of Russia’s invasion
Draft dodgers in Ukraine do what they must to avoid the front lines
A conscription shortfall, however, means fewer breaks for soldiers, many of whom have been serving since the first days of Russia’s invasion
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