A sabotage occurred in the Zaporizhia region, as a result of which 18 officers of the operational staff of the headquarters of the 35th combined arms army of the aggressor country, the Russian Federation, were eliminated at once.
Points of attention
- The recent sabotage in the Zaporizhia region resulted in the elimination of 18 officers of the Russian Federation's 35th Combined Arms Army.
- The sabotage took place in the area of the temporarily occupied settlement of Voskresenka, where unknown individuals set fire to dry grass near the command post.
- The smoke and carbon monoxide filling of the command post prevented the officers from escaping, leading to their unfortunate demise.
Sabotage at the TOT in Zaporizhia region: 18 Russian occupiers eliminated
This was reported on September 18, by "I Want to Live" — a state project of the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War.
According to the Coordination Headquarters, the sabotage occurred on August 30 in the area of the temporarily occupied settlement of Voskresenka. Unknown individuals set fire to dry grass near the command post of the 35th Russian Army.
The fire quickly spread to the premises and dugouts of the command post. Due to the smoke and carbon monoxide filling of the command post, the operational staff of the headquarters were unable to escape.
A list of liquidated officers of the Russian army was also published.
As a reminder, on September 1, former advisor to the mayor of Mariupol and head of the Center for the Study of the Occupation, Petro Andryuschenko, reported that on August 30, a Russian command post was burned down in the area of the village of Voskresenka, Zaporizhia region, as a result of a successful joint operation by the GUR and the Mariupol Resistance.
17 officers and one private were killed. The officers were leading the offensive in one of the sectors in the Zaporizhia direction. Now there will be no offensive.
