"A similar case of “voluntary” vaccination was reported in the same month:
Maxim Churilov, a conscript from the Sevastopol military unit, ended up in intensive care after he was given a coronavirus vaccine. This was announced by his grandmother Irina Churilova, noting that earlier the soldier's written refusal to be vaccinated had not been accepted. However, the press service of the Southern Military District denied information about the incident.
As Churilova told Reedus, after the conscripts were informed about mandatory vaccination, Maxim tried to explain that he had not received any vaccines since childhood because of the risk of severe allergies. According to the woman, military doctors did not accept refusals and introduced Sputnik V to the conscript. A few hours later, the soldier’s condition worsened and he was hospitalized. In addition, there were reports on social networks that after vaccination in the unit, about 20 servicemen fell ill with a high temperature, and no help was provided to them.
Keep in mind: this peculiar variety of “voluntary vaccination” occurred five months before the Ministry of Defense formally adopted compulsory COVID vaccination for all military personnel.
Now let’s take a look at what “informed consent” looked like after the Russian Ministry of Defense issued its mandatory vaccination decree on June 18, 2021."
Except it's wrong.
That's from almost 18 months ago.
The Covid shot in Russia has been mandatory for a long time now.
Read and learn ;)
https://edwardslavsquat.substack.com/p/voluntary-compulsory-covid-vaccination?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2
"A similar case of “voluntary” vaccination was reported in the same month:
Maxim Churilov, a conscript from the Sevastopol military unit, ended up in intensive care after he was given a coronavirus vaccine. This was announced by his grandmother Irina Churilova, noting that earlier the soldier's written refusal to be vaccinated had not been accepted. However, the press service of the Southern Military District denied information about the incident.
As Churilova told Reedus, after the conscripts were informed about mandatory vaccination, Maxim tried to explain that he had not received any vaccines since childhood because of the risk of severe allergies. According to the woman, military doctors did not accept refusals and introduced Sputnik V to the conscript. A few hours later, the soldier’s condition worsened and he was hospitalized. In addition, there were reports on social networks that after vaccination in the unit, about 20 servicemen fell ill with a high temperature, and no help was provided to them.
Keep in mind: this peculiar variety of “voluntary vaccination” occurred five months before the Ministry of Defense formally adopted compulsory COVID vaccination for all military personnel.
Now let’s take a look at what “informed consent” looked like after the Russian Ministry of Defense issued its mandatory vaccination decree on June 18, 2021."