Ukrainian military ombudswoman identifies medical care as top complaint
Ukraine's Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Servicemen and their Families, Olha Reshetylova, reported that medical care is the most common complaint among military personnel, specifically regarding lack of referrals to military medical commissions or f
Olha Reshetylova, Ukraine's Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Servicemen and their Families, has highlighted medical care as the primary source of complaints from military personnel. Speaking in an interview with Suspilne on June 6, Reshetylova stated that soldiers most frequently report issues concerning the lack of referrals to a military medical commission (VLC) or for necessary treatment. These findings underscore ongoing challenges within the military healthcare system, impacting the well-being of service members. Reshetylova's remarks point to systemic problems that require attention to ensure timely and appropriate medical support for those serving.
Sources: Suspilne Novyny