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Since the beginning of the war against Ukraine, Russian military courts have heard or sentenced 144 individuals accused of desertion, Article 338 of the Russian Criminal Code, or unauthorized abandonment of a unit, Article 337 of the Criminal Code, who were also charged with murder, Article 105 of the Criminal Code, and intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm resulting in death, Part 4 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code. This was reported by Sever.Realii , which examined databases on the websites of Russian military courts from 2022 to April 21, 2026. According to this information, AWOL were the most frequently convicted of murder: 54 service members were charged under these charges.
Next came 40 soldiers who went AWOL and were simultaneously charged with causing grievous bodily harm resulting in death. The courts also heard the cases of 29 deserters convicted of murder. Those charged under Article 111, however, were almost three times fewer—11 deserters. There was also one military defendant charged under three articles simultaneously—for special operations, desertion, and murder—and three more who were simultaneously charged under Articles 337, 338, and 111. During the war, the courts handed down 105 verdicts, all of them guilty. In seven cases, court decisions were published, citing sentences ranging from 8 to 13 years in prison. In the remaining cases, the analysis shows that either the trial has not yet concluded, the case was dismissed due to the defendant’s death, suspended, or "there is no real possibility for the defendant to participate in the trial." The number of deserters and AWOL accused of murder is rapidly growing, according to court data. While only one person was convicted of such crimes in 2022, 86 service members were tried for such crimes in 2025. Journalists have identified 25 cases of service members who deserted the army and are accused of murder, which are scheduled for trial in 2026. In May 2025, Important Stories, based on leaks, estimated the minimum number of known military defections from the Russian army during the invasion of Ukraine at 49,000, comparable to the size of an army corps. In September, the OSINT project Frontelligence Insight claimed that the desertion rate in the Russian Armed Forces had doubled in 2025 compared to 2024. İn this case Ukrainian military intelligence has received further confirmation of the decline in the logistical support system of the Russian troops. Russian infantry units remain without proper food and supplies for a long time, which the occupiers themselves openly complain about in intercepted conversations. “Holy s**t, how things can be? We don’t have any f*cking food and drinks”, the invaders are starving in their positions. Military intelligence has recorded new evidence of the decline in the logistical support system of the Russian troops: infantry units remain without proper food and supplies for a long time. The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine recorded mass opioid use by Russian military personnel to escape the reality of combat operations. The increase in non-combat losses due to drug addiction led to 112 deaths in the Central Military District of the Russian Federation in the incomplete year of 2025.
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