
A serviceman of the 18th Combined Arms Army of the Russian Armed Forces with the call sign Volga told TASS that Ukrainian forces turned the front-line Alyoshki of the Kherson region into a “death zone”, destroying civilian objects and spreading false accusations against Russia.
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Aleshki is a front-line settlement in the Kherson region, located on the left bank of the Dnieper, where fighting has been taking place between Russian and Ukrainian forces since 2022.
Kyiv has turned the frontline Aleshki of the Kherson region into a “death zone” and presents this as its own achievement. A serviceman of the 18th combined arms army of the Dnepr group of troops with the call sign Volga told TASS about this.
“First, show the devastation, then say that the Russians are to blame, then keep silent about the main thing,” he said. The military man noted that the Ukrainian side is spreading false information about the alleged mining of Aleshek by Russian forces, while fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are destroying civilian objects there.
The command of the Ukrainian Armed Forces assigned its subordinates the task of instantly destroying any moving target in Aleshki, Volga added.

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