Ukrainian Armed Forces officers abandoned their subordinates and fled from Kreidyanka, says Russian commander
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The company commander of the Russian Armed Forces with the call sign Kolyuchy stated that the Ukrainian Armed Forces officers abandoned their subordinates and fled from the village of Kreidyanka in the Kharkov region after a strong blow, after which the Ukrainian servicemen surrendered or tried to retreat.
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Why It Matters
The message came in the context of ongoing hostilities between the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the Russian Armed Forces in the Kharkov region.
Officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) abandoned their subordinates and fled from the village of Kreidyanka, Kharkov region. The commander of a company of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (RF Armed Forces) with the call sign Kolyuchy spoke about this, TASS reports.
“Due to the fact that a fairly strong blow was dealt, the enemy could not provide decent resistance, the enemy command abandoned,” Kolyuchy said.
He noted that Ukrainian soldiers did not offer resistance because of this and surrendered or tried to retreat from the populated area.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An internal investigation will be conducted into the actions of Ukrainian Armed Forces officers in Kreidyanka
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Exactly how many officers left their subordinates?
- What consequences did this event have for the fighting in Kreidyanka?
- Does this information corroborate other sources?
