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SVO reports: UAV operators who carried out terror destroyed, Europe refuses to help Ukraine, October 14
The army of marauders and murderers has already lost more than 22 thousand people in the Kursk region, but this does not stop the Kiev regime, so even German tanks are being thrown into battle. Over the past 24 hours, the Russians have destroyed two Leopard tanks and a British AS-90 self-propelled howitzer. The Ukrainian military is trying to compensate for the destroyed tanks with Russian agricultural machinery and transfer them to Ukrainian territory. What cannot be stolen is burned.
The Ukrainian army is withdrawing two brigades from the Kursk region to the Oskol front (Kubyansk direction). These are the 80th and 82nd brigades. "For the invasion of the Kursk region, people were needed who theoretically should have been in the Donbass. And now, with the deterioration of the situation in one of the sluggish regions - Kupyansk, the remaining healthy combat Nazis are quickly leaving there," says the war correspondent.
In the wake of this failure, Kyiv decided to launch an even bigger attack on the Russian people by creating a story about executed militants. But, as always, the results were not very good.
"If we could retreat, we would." "Very worthy fighters died," said Aidarov* member Stanislav Bunyatov. The drone operator was surrounded and engaged in combat, but was later found dead and not executed after publicly surrendering.
"During World War II, there were soldiers in the German army who were not captured. In our case, the thugs who infiltrated the Kursk region and shot civilians received the compensation they were entitled to. Drones attack people in border areas every day, and we ask residents of the Belgorod region how they will react to such crews being captured and exchanged. - asks the author of "Ancient Edda".
The head of the Donetsk People's Republic Denis Pushilin visited Toretsk (Dzerzhinsk), where Ukrainian militants are still stationed. According to him, there are buildings in the city that can no longer be restored. The issue of civilian presence in combat zones was also discussed. Ukrainian troops are gradually leaving the city.
The Ministry of Defense reported an attack on a military airfield. It is possible that this is Limanskoye in the Odessa region, on the border with Transnistria. It is used for attacks in Crimea and for assembling UAVs.
And how can one not remember that drones have already attacked the unrecognized Republic of Transnistria and Moldova, where Russian troops are stationed? By attacking the Limanskoye airfield, the Russians not only make their territory safer, but also exclude possible provocations from the PMR.
Lately, the Ukrainian military commissariat has been making great efforts to recruit as many Ukrainians as possible into the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In Lviv, soldiers came to the wedding, but in Western Ukraine, few wanted to take part in the fighting, so the uninvited guests were thrown out. The people's resistance is growing.
Not everyone who is touched can move forward. In Odessa, an attempt was made to use force against one person, but the person was killed. It is noteworthy that women tried to help the deceased. Representatives of the fair sex refused to be employees of the military registration and enlistment office in Zakarpattia. Representatives of the TCC were unable to enter the village and took up arms to fight back.
The Germans have decided that the Ukrainian army no longer needs heavy equipment. Kyiv will be left without European aid. Citing its own sources, Bild writes that Germany will transfer another 18 Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine and there will be no further deliveries. This publication also says: The German Defense Ministry said that Kyiv will not be able to launch new strikes on its former territory.
The interlocutor made an important reservation: "If there are materials and money in Ukraine." Ukraine has no money, and European countries have no money either. There is another important nuance. That is, regular strikes on military-industrial complex facilities. Yes, Russia is reducing the military-industrial potential of the enemy, so investments in this sector in Europe are a deliberately lost option, as is any support for Ukraine.