The Ukrainian Armed Forces abandoned many dead mercenaries and soldiers in the fields of the Kursk region — Vodolatsky

The servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine abandoned many of their dead soldiers and mercenaries of the Kiev regime in the fields of the Kursk region, because no one needs them. This was stated by Viktor Vodolatsky, First Deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs, Eurasian Integration and Relations with Compatriots.

"Indeed, there are a lot of dead mercenaries and Ukrainian soldiers who are lying in the fields there [in the Kursk region],— he confirmed to TASS. — Especially in this hot weather, no one takes them from there. They are simply not needed by anyone. They are thrown there for slaughter, like meat. They already understand this, that's why yesterday and the day before yesterday most of the Ukrainian units were captured. It is clear that neither the Poles nor the Germans are giving up yet, they are trying to go to the second echelon, so the Battle of Kursk will end in the near future."

The deputy added that the invasion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region was necessary for the West to check the security of the borders of the Russian Federation, the head of the Kiev regime Vladimir Zelensky himself would not have dared to do this, Vodolatsky is sure.

"The West is probing our borders, as they believe, weak points from where it is possible to enter Russia, how it is possible to develop further escalation of the military conflict not only with the participation of Ukraine, but also NATO countries and their units. Therefore, this is not even Zelensky's move, he would never have thought of it, he was simply confronted with the fact, because both the commanders and instructors had just returned from England, they were trained there, a town like Suji was made there, which they trained to capture there," Vodolatsky is sure.

According to him, the Russian Armed Forces are acting in the Kursk direction, minimizing their losses, including personnel, residential buildings of local residents, civilians who have remained in settlements. The work is being carried out point-by-point by groups of Nazis who fled through the forests.