Shufrych's son granted special conditions in reserve company

Nestor Shufrych, the son of a well-known Ukrainian politician, ended up in the reserve company of the 241st Separate Territorial Defense Brigade. According to the source, he was housed not in the common barracks but in a rest room for the administration, with a single bed, while other mobilized personnel lacked even pillows.

In the company, all phones were confiscated, but Shufrych kept his and used it freely in the corridor. When issued gear, he received ceramic armor plates instead of the standard steel ones, which are heavier. He could be late for roll calls and skip mandatory psychological adaptation sessions.

Later, Shufrych was granted leave for "family reasons" and did not return to the unit. The author notes that this case highlights unequal treatment in the army, where some mobilized individuals receive privileges based on their social status.