Syrskyi: 72% of rotations are on time, but some are stuck for 200+ days
Our military chief just shared the latest rotation stats, and while the majority get their break, a few dozen guys are living an endless, grim version of Groundhog Day.
According to Syrskyi, nearly three-quarters of front-line troops get rotated out within the official two-month limit. Sounds decent on paper. But then comes the catch. There are about twenty soldiers who have been holding the line for over 200 days straight without a single rotation. That is almost seven months of constant combat without a pause.
Imagine explaining to an office manager why a report is delayed by a day, while these guys have been sitting in trenches since last season.
Those twenty legends need to get their ticket to the rear before they forget what a silent night even sounds like.
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