Russian attack units are supplied with all necessary supplies only if they comply with certain conditions. This was reported by one of the prisoners captured by soldiers of the 40th Separate Marine Brigade of the Ukrainian Navy during Operation Audit in the Donetsk region, reports Army Inform .
The captor noted that he had no food with him, and water had to be stretched out for several days.
"I had water, I drank a little. Then I got some from a puddle, it was brackish," says the occupier.
According to Ukrainian fighters, the invaders must reach a certain point to obtain any food supplies. This is how the Russian command encourages its infantry to keep moving and not stay in one place for too long. "They drop food on them under one condition. If he wants to drink water, eat, or smoke a cigarette, he must come to a designated point. He radios in to say he's there. A Mavic arrives, he waves. And within an hour, a Molniya delivers the food," the Marines share.
As reported earlier, 29 occupiers were captured in Sumy Oblast , and another 108 were killed. More than 1,100 targets were also reported hit.
"In seven weeks, fighters cleared more than 600 hectares of forest from Russian forces and handed over their positions to the Ukrainian Defense Forces," the Department of Active Operations reported.
Furthermore, at the border, defenders captured a Russian intelligence officer from the 20th Separate Reconnaissance Battalion. According to the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, this occurred during special operations in one of the operational areas on the border with Russia.
"A special forces group from the 3rd Special Operations Forces Regiment set up an ambush, during which they captured a Russian serviceman who was using a drone to plot a route for the passage and concentration of Russian forces," the statement said.
Source: Kanal13
