The head of the detachment was captured by the Ukrainian military (VIDEO)

The Ukrainian military captured a machine gunner from a separate company of the commandant’s office of the FSB of the Russian Federation, who led the barrage detachment of Rashists.

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Subsequently, he was interrogated by SBU counterintelligence officers. This was announced today, June 12, by the press center of the SBU.

The FSB officer briefly talks about his military duties: “We stood on the second line and did not allow the Z assault to retreat. The order was to strike to kill during their retreat,” the SBU notes.

Simultaneously with him, another captured Russian military man turned out to be interrogated – the same “Z attack aircraft”, who was afraid that he would be killed on the second line. Therefore, he surrendered to the Ukrainian defenders.

After arriving there (at the position – approx.), He didn’t explain anything, they put us in the landing and told us to hide right from the “birds”. This is a quadcopter. In the event of an escape, we were told that detachments were standing behind us … They were shooting everyone who would run away, ”he said.

The SBU added that the practice of using barrage detachments by the Russians was also confirmed by the received audio interception of the corresponding briefing.

We hold the defense tightly: all machine gunners, grenade launchers … mortars must be brought in. The Maviki is all up in the air. How did you receive it? “Z” you fully engage, at your disposal. They do not take a step back at all, only forward. If anything, you can “zero” you. Under my responsibility – such an order was received by the commander of one of these detachments on the “hot” sector of the front.

Source: Racurs

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