The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, said that the Akhmat-Chechnya regiment is said to have captured the village of Ryzhevka in the Sumy region.
Ukraine officially denied reports from Russian propagandists that invaders had entered the village of Ryzhevka in the Sumy region. The village is under Ukrainian control. The head of the Bilopil community, Yuriy Zarko, said this on Monday, June 10, writes Suspilne.
According to him, there are no Russian occupiers in Ryzhevka.
On the evening of Sunday, June 9, Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov announced the alleged occupation of Ryzhevka, a settlement located on the border of the Kursk region of the aggressor state of Russia, near the Russian village of Tetkino, of Russian troops. His statement was echoed by the Russian media. At the same time, he published a video of the shelling of Ryzhevka, at the end of which a sign of the Ryzhevsk rural library is shown.
Meanwhile, the source of DeepState, which monitors the situation on the battlefield in Ukraine, noted that from 2022 to the present, the situation in Ryzhevka has remained unchanged – there is almost no Ukrainian military there, and the settlement itself is a so-called gray zone, where Russian troops regularly entered the DRG.
“Today, Akhmat-Chai published a video of them walking around the village and hitting the surrounding villages with guns on any other day of the year the river is actually a satellite of the entire village of Tetkino.” , – said the message.
Earlier it was reported that Ukrainian defenders stopped an attempt by a Russian sabotage and reconnaissance group to penetrate the territory of the Sumy region.
We remind you that the border guards fought with the Russian DRG in the Sumy region. The invaders prepared by setting up an ambush, but retreated as a result of a clash with Ukrainian fighters.
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