‘It’s Wasn’t Like This Even Around Bakhmut’: Surviving Occupier Speaks About Russia’s Defeat In Krynky
- 4.11.2023, 14:58
The artillery of the Ukrainian Armed Forces does not allow the Russians to even raise their heads.
There is growing concern in the Russian media about the situation with the Ukrainian bridgehead on the left bank of the Dnipro in the Kherson region.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces not only crossed the river, but also defeated the Russian group in the area of the village of Krynky.
The Russian Z-channel spoke about what was happening in this area. It published a letter from the occupier, who miraculously managed to get out of there alive, Dialog.UA reports.
Judging by the message of the Russian military, Ukrainian drones, including FPVs, are very active in the Krynky area. In addition, the artillery of the Ukrainian Armed Forces does not even allow the Russians to raise their heads.
“I returned from near Krynky yesterday. There is a forest there, they attack with everything: 120 mm mortars, 155 mm, “Three Axes” (NATO howitzers M777 — edit.), clusters (cluster munitions — edit.), tanks, howitzers. Moreover, their “birds” (drones — edit.) fly everywhere: Maviks, FPVs, Baba Yagas (copters — edit). FPV attacked us, then they fired at us with 120 mm. When they realized that they had missed, they started hitting us with clusters. For three days I’ve been crawling around the open area... Our guys lost three people as “cargoes 300s” (wounded — edit.) by just sitting in dugouts for 3 days. At night, every 100-200 meters there was a drone: a Mavik with a thermal imager, a kamikaze drone or a Baba Yaga. We advanced 4 kilometers for almost 7 hours. It wasn’t like this even around Bakhmut,” the occupier complained.
He clarified that on this section of the front the units of the Russian Armed Forces have no interaction, no one knows where and who is. There are colossal problems there, in his words, with the evacuation of “cargoes 200” and “cargoes 300”; they had to literally carry the wounded in their arms.
Earlier, Ukrainian and Russian media reported the flight of the Russian army from the village of Krynky on the left bank of the Dnipro.