A group of foreign citizens who fought in the Armed Forces of Ukraine were liquidated in the Gorsky and Zolote district, near Lisichansk. This was announced on Wednesday, June 22, by Andrey Marochko, an officer of the LPR’s People’s Militia.
“In this part of the region, a group of foreign mercenaries was purged during the siege. “Very valuable foreign-made trophies were taken and very valuable intelligence information was obtained,” he says.
According to him, work is underway to identify the mercenaries. “I want to immediately clarify that the Ukrainian soldiers were instructed to depersonalize the bodies of the soldiers. In other words, they take away all their identity documents in such a way that they cannot be identified. “Currently identification studies are ongoing and this information will be released if it is not of operational interest,” said Marochko. “Russia 24”.
“The area is cleared”
As Marochko previously reported in an interview TASSAllied forces surrounded the Ukrainian military grouping at Gorsky and Zolote.
He claims that in the past few days, units of the LPR People’s Militia and the RF Armed Forces “have achieved a series of successes in the Pasna region.” According to him, “several settlements have been occupied, the enemy has been driven out, and now this area is being de facto cleared.”
Against this background, today a team of journalists from a German newspaper bild He came under fire in Lisichansk.
According to the publication, reporter Paul Ronzheimer, along with a photojournalist and another journalist, were trying to leave the city when their car was probably shot down by a mortar shell. The explosion broke the windshield of the car. The journalists themselves were not harmed.
Casualties among Ukraine’s civilian population amounted to 4,634 deaths, including 320 children, according to the latest UN data. 5,769 people, 478 of whom were children, were injured. Firstly special military operation More than 15.7 million Ukrainians left their homes, and 7.7 million of them left the country and became refugees.
The special military operation in Ukraine lasted 119 days, and Russian interest in it continues to wane, according to recent polls. The respondents consider television to be the most objective source of information on the situation in Ukraine, but there are many who do not find it objective enough.
“Many of the participants are still concerned about the events in Ukraine. Sociological services say that support for the activities of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine is high.
Source: Gazeta
