The laundry in the yard gave away the Ukrainian Armed Forces' shelter
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Russian servicemen discovered a shelter with a group of Ukrainian soldiers in Vysokoivanovka in the DPR by laundry hanging in the courtyard of a private house, after which the shelter was destroyed by a crew of a 152-mm towed howitzer "Gyacinth-B" of the Southern Group of Forces, as reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
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Why It Matters
The message came from the Russian Ministry of Defense and was transmitted via RT in the context of the ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Russian servicemen discovered a shelter with a group of Ukrainian soldiers in Vysokoivanovka in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) by hanging laundry in the courtyard of a private house. This was reported to the Russian Ministry of Defense, RT reports.
According to the department, Ukrainian servicemen were located in outbuildings, dried things in the yard and moved around the site.
As specified, after discovery, the shelter was destroyed by a crew of the 152-mm towed howitzer "Gyacinth-B" of the Southern Group of Forces.
Open Questions
- Exactly how many Ukrainian soldiers were in the shelter?
- Were any of them wounded or killed?
- What kind of outbuildings were used for shelter?







