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On the "successes" of Russian soldiers in the Kupiansko-Limansky direction.
On this section of the front, Russian units continue unsuccessful attempts
to attack AFU positions. At the same time, they are being hit very hard.
Those wishing to leave immediately for Russia, even without the payments due, have increased
significantly. It is known from various sources, including the Russian servicemen themselves,
who are stationed near the village of Kuzemovka in the Svatove District, that the command has
given them the task of holding the lines despite the constant pressure from the AFU.
After serious losses of personnel,
the command drew the TOS-1 Solntsepyok to their positions and also allocated a group of snipers.
In general, the Russians do not feel comfortable in this area, to put it mildly. It seems to
everyone there that very soon the AFU will bypass their positions and they will be surrounded.
Fear and panic do not leave Russians on Ukrainian soil. This has even forced the Russian command to
reinforce the flanks, mine the approaches and install anti-tank barriers - concrete pyramids.
But as Russians ยซwell at war", no one will tell better than them.
Thus, three days ago, Russian soldiers received data "from a satellite" about the
location of AFU positions and the tank from which they had been shelled the day before.
The soldiers of the "second world army" quickly worked and reported on the destruction of enemy
targets. But when they checked, instead of a tank, it turned out to be an excavator,
and their shelling missed the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. "Professionals," however!
Russian commanders attribute their failures to the extremely low level of preparation of soldiers,
who often confuse coordinates and simply do not know how to handle equipment.
That is, by sending untrained recruits, they expect professionalism from them, yeah right.
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But the Russian command acts no less "professionally. Thus,
to strengthen the positions in the same Svatove direction, the Russian command threw in 12 tanks,
including those very T-90 tanks. But there are no crews! They stand like museum exhibits!
Apparently they are waiting for the AFU to send their crews. Well, they're coming soon!
And near Kremenna, Russian commanders adopted the tactics of the Wagner group.
In order to identify AFU positions, military equipment and strongholds, Russian commanders
let untrained infantry with small arms ahead and set the task to occupy some wooded area, height,
ravine and so on. Such "live targets" serve as bait for the enemy to locate the positions
of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since the Russians do not count their own losses.
But the degree of dissatisfaction with such an attitude towards soldiers is growing!
But what never ceases to amaze me is that despite numerous losses, lack of provisions, and inhumane
treatment of soldiers by Russian commanders, it does not prevent all of them, soldiers and
commanders alike, from looting and committing other crimes against the local population.
I will talk about other 'successes' of the 'second army in the world' in my upcoming videos.
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