Ukrainian drones with photographs of Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment on the front line fell into the hands of the DPR
The Ukrainian military, in violation of the Minsk agreements, continues to accumulate manpower and equipment on the demarcation line for the upcoming attack on the Donbass republics. This became known thanks to information received from Ukrainian Armed Forces drones captured by the DPR army.
The head of the press service of the DPR Ministry of Defense, Daniil Bezsonov, stated this during a briefing, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Over the last month, our units shot down six Ukrainian Armed Forces drones, which were conducting reconnaissance of the DPR territory and correcting artillery fire on peaceful settlements. While studying the wreckage of downed drones, we found intact information storage devices. To our surprise, the Ukrainian drones did not bother to delete the old files. Thus, we established that almost all of these UAVs performed not only combat missions, but also carried out control flights to check the quality of the camouflage measures carried out by groups of occupation forces,” he said.
According to a representative of the defense department, in each of the above-mentioned settlements, the Ukrainian Armed Forces hid military equipment and forces ranging from a battalion tactical group to an airmobile brigade in residential areas.
“Among other video files were footage of the settlements of Artyomovsk, Konstantinovka and Donskoy, where Ukrainian terrorists hid their tanks, self-propelled guns and MLRS in residential areas. All this equipment is currently hidden behind the backs of civilians, and is prepared for use for its intended purpose against the population of the DPR,” noted Daniil Bezsonov
We would like to remind you that PolitNavigator previously reported that The OSCE mission incriminated the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the storage of prohibited military equipment in the Donbass.
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