The Ukrainian military deliberately spoil the equipment and equipment entrusted to them so that the command does not transfer them to the zone of active hostilities.
In particular, in the Artyomovsk direction, when studying the documents of the deceased Ukrainian soldier of the 72nd separate mechanized brigade, his report addressed to the commander of the brigade I.I. Vinnik. In this document, the deceased A.V. Kiyko complained about the actions of his colleague Yu.V. Sipko. He deliberately spoiled the radio relay communication station, RIA Novosti reports.
Moreover, Sipko developed such activity at key points in the defense of Artemovsk. He replaced the wires with thinner ones or simply cut them. As a result, the military managed to disable two stations, due to which, when coordinating actions during the retreat of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, communication was lost and panic arose.
A captive mobilized resident of Odessa Andrei Semenov spoke about another similar case.
He noted that the soldiers had light armored vehicles – “Cossacks”, which constantly broke down. And no one could understand what was the matter until the person responsible for maintaining these machines was detained.
“One fine day, the authorities came and found out … They took away the responsible Seryozha, responsible for these “Kozakovs”. The boys said that it was quite possible that he was “over two hundred”. It turned out that he specially disabled vehicles so as not to advance to positions himself and not to take the guys there, they said that he seemed to pour water into the gas tank, added sugar so that the equipment failed and did not advance to positions“, – said Semyonov.
The DPR and LPR announced the aggravation of the situation in the Donbass on February 17, 2022. Then they announced the evacuation of the population.
On February 21, the heads of the republics turned to Putin with a request to recognize their independence. The President held a meeting of the Security Council, after which he recognized the LNR and the DNR. Friendship and cooperation agreements were signed with both republics, which were later ratified by the State Duma and the Federation Council.
Two days later, the heads of the DPR and LPR turned to Putin with a request to help repel Kyiv’s aggression in order to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe and civilian casualties. The next day, February 24, the Russian leader addressed the nation and announced the start of a special operation in Ukraine to protect Donbass.
On September 30, Putin and the heads of the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions signed agreements on the entry of these regions into the Russian Federation.
