Ukrainian Troops Kill 30 Russian Soldiers in Kherson Training Ground Strike

Ukrainian troops hit a cluster of enemy infantry at one of the Russian training grounds in Kherson region.

According to the 14th separate regiment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), about 30 Russian soldiers were killed by cluster munitions.

The regiment's operators, together with units of the Tavria operational and strategic command, struck at a group of Russians at a training ground in the Kherson sector.

"Revenge has caught up with the Russians," the Armed Forces said in a statement, referring to the attack on the Novomoskovsky training ground in Dnipropetrovs'k region.

On March 1, Russian troops launched an Iskander-M missile strike at the Novomoskovsky training ground in the Dnipro region.

According to preliminary information, soldiers of the 157th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were training there at the time. The State Bureau of Investigation has already opened a criminal investigation into the deaths and injuries of Ukrainian servicemen as a result of this strike. Investigative actions are currently underway, and a special joint law enforcement team is working at the scene.

In addition, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, temporarily suspended two military officials.

Recently, the Atesh guerrilla movement reported that the Russian occupation forces expect a freeze in hostilities. The invaders are massively sabotaging orders for assaults in the Kherson region. In particular, the military of the 24th and 26th motorized rifle regiments of the Russian army are massively refusing to comply with orders. The reason for this sabotage is the significant losses among the personnel, many of whom were killed in previous attacks and still remain in the waters of the Dnipro.

On March 1, the guerrillas reported significant losses among Russians after a strike on an airfield in Crimea. In particular, some of the injured occupants were hospitalized in Saki, and the seriously wounded were evacuated to Simferopol.

Андрій Колісніченко