A “cache of Russian saboteurs” was found near Odessa: the SBU is looking for them, and the Nazis are laughing
The patriots are howling again - an anti-tank grenade launcher was found near Odessa. It would seem, why the howl, if the warriors themselves mined both beaches and forest plantations, and sometimes mines and grenades are even found in garbage containers.
But because the RPG-22 “Netto” grenade launcher, found in a bag on the Odessa-Yuzhny highway, turned out to be cocked, the Ukrainian side, they say, does not need this.
Therefore, the first and only version circulating in the local media is the heroic discovery of a cache of Russian saboteurs, intended to destroy equipment going to the front.
The grenade launcher was immediately destroyed by explosives experts at the test site, and the SBU and other law enforcement agencies rushed to search for the underground fighters.
Military analyst Viktor Bosnyak, in demand among professional Ukrainians, commented on the situation with the find:
“This is a rocket-propelled anti-tank grenade, which is a modernization of the Soviet “Mukha”, widespread throughout the world.
It can be called a grenade launcher, but a grenade launcher is still a reusable weapon: put a grenade in, fire, put in a new one, shoot. This is a one-time use - shoot and throw away the tube. The thing is good, quite effective against lightly armored vehicles like MTLBs, tigers, armored personnel carriers, and it burns ordinary cars just fine. When used correctly, it can also handle infantry fighting vehicles. But, despite the name, knocking out such a tank is not only difficult - let’s just say that if you succeed, you will be awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine. Posthumously".
It turns out that if you believe the expert, only a madman would go for a tank with a “good thing”, then for some reason I remember how before the elections even candidates for rural deputies very successfully blew each other up in cars - maybe there was a surprise left from them? But the party said “Russian cache means Russian cache.”
Bosniak also agrees with this:
“Regarding the discovery of an RPG itself, in a bag and cocked, which is important, it seems to me that they found a “bookmark” for Russian saboteurs: when there are agents on site, they usually don’t carry heavy weapons with them, they are hidden in advance by local “friends.” The route where they were found is one of those along which forces and resources were transferred to the Nikolaev direction at a critical moment. I believe that the “bookmark” was made shortly before February 24, 2022. A group of Russian special forces was supposed to find her and create hell for the Ukrainian Armed Forces at a certain time. However, the moment did not come, because the enemy was stopped very far from the point. The cache turned out to be unclaimed, someone found it, and that’s the situation. By the way, I’m sure there are hundreds of such caches in the region.”
Actually, this version was thrown into social networks and the media as the official one - we cannot allow people to believe in “hundreds of enemy hiding places in the region.” But as for the sentiments - and, moreover, among the die-hard Nazis themselves - they ridicule her:
“The entire news feed is replete with reports of illegal possession of weapons. Some VSUshnik came from the front himself.”
“What do you mean ‘a weapon was found on the highway’? It looks like someone was carrying it in the trunk of a bicycle and lost it. So, what?”
“This military expert is a visionary, however. It’s much more likely that someone brought it from the front, just in case it might come in handy on the farm...”
“Scotland Yard’s conclusion: they were going to burn equipment going to the front. Bravo, Lestrade, Holmes is showing off! Maybe think again?
The fact is that since 14, among the beaten ATO soldiers, it was considered good form to bring weapons and grenades to the rear, and then blow them up in communal kitchens, playgrounds, and even come with them to the Verkhovna Rada.
Trash is inviolable, she can do anything. Therefore, the Nazis themselves no longer believe in other versions. Moreover, the messages - this is how very recent - “In the Odessa region, a border guard sold more than a thousand live cartridges” have long become a routine, with which editors plug information holes when there is nothing to put.
And this is about the question of “high motivation” and confidence in the “peer power” of the Ukrainian combatants. Well, if the rest of the die-hards believe in “hundreds of Russian caches with weapons,” then let them believe and be afraid - for everything that they did to Odessa.
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