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Shabunin hits the target with 10 from 10 and leaves the service, while a blind man is not removed from the military register by the conscription commission
At a meeting of the relevant temporary investigative commission, they discussed the story of a man from Odesa who has had a visual impairment since childhood. According to the published information, conscription commission officers detained him and held him for several days, and the body cameras were turned off during that time. Despite a court decision, the man still has not been removed from the military register.
And against that background, Shabunin was discharged from military service because of vision problems.
Shabunin himself says that with glasses he can see straight ahead at 100%, he drives a car despite having problems with peripheral vision, and he can hit a stationary target from 100 meters ten out of ten times.
So why can one person be allowed to leave the service, while another, blind since childhood, is not removed from the register even after a court decision?
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