Relatives of conscripts from Russian-occupied Crimea are mass-complaining to the Russian Ministry of Defense about violations of conscripts' rights, including no leaves or rotations for over six months.

Relatives of conscripts from temporarily occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea are turning to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation en masse because of violation of conscripts' rights.

No leaves or unit rotations for more than six months, and there is no future possibility to arrange these for the next two or three months as well.

Poor food and sanitary and hygienic conditions, so the relatives have to send food and personal belongings to the conscripts all the time.

The General Staff of Ukraine reported that families of mobilized soldiers from Russian-occupied Crimea have appealed to the Russian Defense Ministry over mistreatment, lack of rotations or vacations for more than six months, poor nutrition and sanitary conditions, and abuse of office for personal enrichment among Russian forces.

The General Staff reported that short-term vacations were offered to private and non-commissioned Russian officers for a $1,000 bribe.

According to the General Staff, Russia's Defense Ministry has not responded to the families' complaints.

General Ben Hodges stated that Ukraine could liberate Crimea by the end of summer provided partners supply long-range precision weapons capable of striking 150-300 kilometers.