Russian Garrison Military Courts: Verdicts for AWOL, Desertion & Refusal to Fight (CC RF Art. 332, 337, 338)

Experienced contract personnel tailor their answers not for Ukrainian viewers, but for post-exchange FSB Military Counterintelligence interrogation at Mosrentgen: attributing technical/defense details to "engineers", avoiding war-crime admissions, and recording on camera that they ran out of ammunition and were captured by surprise.

Non-engineering interviewers miss technical contradictions in civilian cover stories: when a subject claims 9th-grade manual labor yet travels on industrial commissioning deployments for 50-meter production lines while reciting physical impossibilities about metallurgical or defense machinery.

The POW claims 30-km foot marches hauling heavy water and ration packs, yet admits in the same interview to a severed arm artery with post-surgical contracture, a punctured lung, and spinal disc herniation—conditions clinically incompatible with heavy porter duty.

To conceal military academy or technical university enrollment between ages 17 and 21, the operative fabricates a 3.5-year juvenile prison sentence—yet fails to recall the basic reason for his alleged first arrest.

Relatives on live phone calls do not know the cover story just told in the studio and expose reality within seconds: dug-in forward observation/hideout duty ("sitting buried on drops of water"), missing bank payouts, or sensitive contact names whom the POW abruptly silences.

An alleged untrained "water carrier" who claims to have fired a rifle twice on a range accurately identifies Ukrainian SOF weapon optics (side-mounted thermal sight + red-dot collimator) within a 3-second forest firefight and details neighboring GRU brigade tactics.

Without automated cross-mapping against live Ministry of Justice datasets (UO.xml and FOP.xml), compliance teams miss both long-running companies of 2014 militant applicants and brand-new LLCs and FOPs incorporated in April–September 2026 alongside Prozorro municipal contractors.

All surname/patronymic-only collisions were discarded. Every record is anchored by an independent secondary identifier: exact contact phone match in live EDR or Prozorro contracts (+380660824727, +380977788114, +380505656633), corporate e-mail (tne@ukr.net = LLC ‘T.N.E.’), or National Media Council Decision No. 1159 (R30-01797).

Direct parsing of <FOUNDER> and <BENEFICIARY> tags in the 2026-10-27 UO.xml snapshot exposed active Ukrainian companies totaling UAH 2.39B in Tier 1 and over UAH 26.7B across all 300 verified subjects, including entities linked to Rosatom (JSC TVEL), Rostec (Technopromexport), AFK Sistema, Svetofor / Mere, Guta Group, and January 2026 wartime registrations.

To preserve investigative clarity, 30 high-impact corporate and sanctioned-UBO cases are published as full forensic SSR dossiers (Tier 1), while 352 additional verified FOPs and corporate UBOs are consolidated into a searchable reference table below (Tier 2) and exported in /edr.json.