Ukrainian military targets Russian soldiers in drone strikes
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Shared online by Mykhailo Golub, advocating for support forwar-torn Ukraineon social media The videocaused a debate about the ethics of the Russian soldiers.
Golub wrote on Twitter:
Berlin-based Eastern Europe expert Sergey Samrenny said of the clip: Joining the
thread, user @jiffyontherocks wrote: The fact that when someone is injured, the brother in arms does not rush back to provide first aid. everyone for themselves.
However, others have pointed out that while the first man appears to be carrying a corpse, the fourth man may not be dead.
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@ahmcguffin said: "Orcs [Russians] have a bad habit. But the clip is confusing.
"There are some still roaming around in the trenches. It seems to be carrying another person/orc.The one who fell last got something from the first deserter."
@rockybeethoven supported their theory, I argued: They bombed Russians in uniform, and despite their health and circumstances, they acted rationally.”
This footage clearly shows the Ukrainian attack on an occupied Russian military base. The video appeared just a week after him. Crimea has taken over the world, with many questioning how long President Putin will be able to sustain a devastating conflict approaching six months. It's spinning
A series of explosions followed last Tuesday as smoke rose above a substation. Russian vacationers flee from a nearby beach when it destroys a Black Sea base, the Russian Ministry of Defense quickly said the explosion was caused by an accidental detonation of ammunition and that the aircraft was undamaged.
But Moscow's losses in aggression against neighboring countries are becoming increasingly difficult for the Kremlin to hide.
It is impossible to ascertain the exact number of equipment destroyed and casualties, but estimates are chilling.
Colin Carr, the US Undersecretary of Defense for Policy, discussed the numbers during a briefing at the Pentagon last week.
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He said: "I think it's safe to say that the Russians probably suffered 70,000 or 80,000 casualties in less than six months.
" But that was a tremendous loss to the Russian army.
The official's remarks came as the Biden administration announced a new $1 billion military aid package for Kyiv, Washington It is the largest weapon sent to Ukraine since the . We brought weapons into the country over five years ago.
In July, CIA Director William Burns said Moscow had suffered about 60,000 casualties, including 15,000 soldiers killed in action. said it came out.
Other estimates report that Russian losses so far were about 20,000, of which his 5,000 were Wagner Group mercenaries.
The group, a private military company operating in Ukraine, Syria, and some African countries, has sent 1,000 mercenaries to eastern Ukraine since the start of the war in late February. British intelligence agencies point out that it is deployed in
Moscow has consistently denied Wagner had any connection to the Putin regime, but the Russian military intelligence agency, the GRU, secretly funded the group.
The British Ministry of Defence (MoD) said last month that the Russian military was increasingly integrating Wagner into its combat forces, and that there was a shortage of combat troops. He said he was therefore blaming some of the front lines in Donbass.
"This new level of integration further undermines the Russian authorities' longstanding policy of denying ties between private military contractors and the Russian state," it said.
