According to Ukrainian sources, more than 100 soldiers from the Russian republic of Chechnya were hit by artillery in the Russian-occupied region of Kherson. “Precise artillery strikes by the armed forces killed 30 occupiers in the village of Kajiry in the Kherson region and left more than 100 enemy soldiers under the rubble,” the Ukrainian General Staff said in its evening report on the situation.
According to several consistent reports, soldiers of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov were hit. The information could not be independently verified.
Chechens would have betrayed themselves
Ukrainian military governor of the Kherson region, Serhiy Khlan, explained that after the Chechen unit left the city of Kherson across the Dnipro River, they were stationed in a school in a village on the other bank of the river. The men themselves revealed their whereabouts through photos on social networks. “All our troops had to do was hold on,” Chlan said. He reported more than 40 dead and 60 buried.
The opposition Chechen Telegram station 1Adat claimed that the headquarters of a Kadyrov regiment, housed in a school, had been shelled and estimated the death toll at about 100. Notorious Chechen ruler Ramzan Kadyrov did not comment on the incident itself, but gave air. to his displeasure with Russia’s allegedly too soft action in Ukraine on Tuesday on social networks. For the shelling of Russian territory – which Kadyrov Kherson counts after the annexation – Ukrainian cities should be razed to the ground, he demanded.
Source: Krone
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