The Ukrainian military hit the training ground of the criminal army of the Russian Federation in the occupied territories of the Luhansk region.
What is known about the AFU's attack aftermath on the Russians' training ground in the occupied Luhansk region
According to the Russian Telegram channel ASTRA, at least 10 Russian soldiers were killed as a result of a missile strike by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a training ground in the occupied Luhansk region.
3 unidentified rockets attacked a military training ground in the area of the occupied village of Tryokhizbenka, Luhansk region, in the morning of March 13. According to our data, at least 10 servicemen were killed as a result of the attack. The exact number of dead and wounded is unknown, the Telegram channel said.
What is known about the reduction of the mobilisation resources in the Russian army
According to Oleg Kalashnikov, the head of the press service of the 26th Artillery Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the resources among representatives of national minorities are decreasing in the occupying army of the Russian Federation due to losses at the front.
According to him, regarding statistics from OSINT analysts and intelligence, in the occupying army of the Russian Federation, significant losses are observed among representatives of national minorities, in particular, Tuvans, Buryats and Yakuts.
Kalashnikov emphasised that there is currently a decrease in losses among national minorities in the occupation army of the Russian Federation, but this does not indicate a decrease in the number of their mobilisation in Russia.
The military noted that, in general, this mobilisation resource of the occupiers is decreasing.
That is the fact that they constantly tried to grind them down precisely as the first in the ranks of the offensive, it is true. They were simply not spared, — Kalashnikov explains.
According to him, Russian regions with a higher standard of living did not try to mobilise people to replenish the personnel. Such a situation was observed in particular in St. Petersburg and Moscow.
Kalashnikov said that the number of trained fighters who would launch a full-scale attack on Ukraine in 2022 has decreased, as many of them have already been eliminated or wounded.
