Demilitarization continues: the storm in Crimea washed away the protective structures of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (video)

Now Russian servicemen will be engaged in the restoration of fortifications. The Odessa Ova believes that if the defense of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation has not become an obstacle for the weather - the Armed Forces will cope with it without much effort. The bad weather in the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula destroyed the beach fortifications of Russian invaders.

This was stated by a spokesman for the Ukrainian Volunteer Army "South" and the representative of Odessa Ova Sergey Bratchuk on the air of Freedom on November 27. According to him, all the efforts of the enemy he planned to apply in defense against Ukrainian defenders were washed away with water. The weather conditions in the peninsula continue to deteriorate. "The beaches have been closed for many years.

And just in the territory, in the locations where it was present before yesterday morning, probably fortification in some way. Today it is not. Rather, it disappeared yesterday," said Sergei Bratchuk. It was separately stated that now the fighters of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, who are in the Crimea, will be engaged in the restoration of structures, but they have one result.

The spokesman of the Yug Volunteer Army stated that if the defense of the invaders did not become a obstacle for the weather, then for the Armed Forces, moreover, it would not be a problem. "The process of demilitarization of Crimea is even in bad weather. The guerrillas work, the underground works. Therefore, we are slowly going to what we have to do the most important thing in our lives, probably - to release Ukrainian Crimea. There is also a good time. Honestly, we do not miss.

Let it wash away all the trenches, wash away all the military units, " - continued Sergey Bratchuk. By the way, in addition to the fortifications of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the sea washed away and mines that began to explode at night, says the speaker. It is difficult to estimate the scale and consequences, as bad weather continues to rage.