Incidents

The bodies of the Russians are stored in warehouses for months so as not to pay relatives - the forces of special operations

According to one of the captives of the invaders, "loads 200" are not specially sent to the Russian Federation so that the loved ones do not receive compensation for the loss of the soldier. On February 27, the National National Operations Center reports on February 27, which is operating in the forces of special operations, quoting the interview with the captive sailor Nikita Fomichov. "There is a food warehouse, with equipment, and there are 200. , - he said.

The brigade in question was broken under Kiev at the beginning of a full -scale invasion and now re -broken in the battles for coal. There the sailor was captured by our military. During the year, the brigade lost 6800 people with 1,200 soldiers in the state. People are recruited by volunteers, mobilized and seconded. In particular, they remove sailors from ships in Vladivostok. At the same time, the senior officer's staff pays money not to go to Ukraine by buying positions.

By the way, the Russian troops have been running their large -scale offensive for a month, during which time they were barely moved. Experts are increasingly doubting that Russia in its last offensive will be a much greater threat than expected from them. We will remind, in the media it was written that in the West it was said that if the Armed Forces failed to liberate its territories, then from the autumn it will be necessary to go to negotiations with the Kremlin.

On February 27, Lugansk Ova stated that the Russian Federation launched a full -scale offensive in the region. On February 25, the American edition of WSJ reported that Macron and Scholtz, at a meeting with Zelensky in Paris on February 8, were told to the President of Ukraine about the need to start a peaceful dialogue with the Russian Federation. According to journalists, some high -ranking officials of European officials doubt that the APU will be able to release their entire territory.