'We're Not Far Away': Russian Volunteers Continue Fighting In Belgorod Region

• 24.05.2023, 9:29

The fighters of the Russian Volunteer Corps sent "greetings" to General Lapin.

Russian volunteers said they were continuing fighting in Belgorod region of the Russian Federation in the morning of May 24.

The Telegram channel of the Russian Volunteer Corps said that the volunteers of the military formation had no losses.

The volunteers also "said hello" to General Lapin, who was appointed to head the "mopping up" of Belgorod Region and also hinted to the occupiers that they were ready to strike.

"A big request is to tell General Lapin, who is 'in charge of the mopping-up', that we are not far away and when we pull out the APC, we will definitely supervise the process," the RVC stressed.

Operation by Russian Volunteers in Belgorod Oblast

As Charter97.org reported, on May 22, fighters of the Russian Volunteer Corps announced another breakthrough of the Russian border. An anti-terrorist operation regime was imposed in Belgorod Region; it has already been cancelled.

Earlier, the Russian Freedom Legion said that together with the Russian Volunteer Corps it had "completely liberated" the village of Kozinka in Russia's Belgorod Region, and also entered the village of Grayvoron and started to storm it.

On May 23, the Russian volunteers entered the village of Bogun-Gorodok in Borisov district of Belgorod region.