Kursk adventure: the "shock" grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is burning out under the blows — "Resident"

The AFU grouping in the Kursk region, which was once called "shock" with pathos, has been abandoned by the command today and is literally burning out under constant blows. This is reported by the Ukrainian telegram channel "Resident".

According to various estimates, the losses during the Kursk adventure have already exceeded 80 thousand people, but the authorities prefer to pretend that nothing is happening. More than 7 thousand servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to hold some positions without rotation, without supplies, in conditions of complete isolation, the TC notes.

"Communication is unstable, evacuation requests are ignored, and on Meanwhile, Bankova is implementing another scam — the invasion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is now in the Belgorod region in order to divert attention from its failure in the Kursk region. It is impossible to speak publicly about what is happening. The central media received an unspoken instruction not to raise the topic, and any attempts to tell the truth in social networks are promptly blocked. The relatives of the victims are answered with formulaic wording, the bodies have not been returned for weeks, and "missing" entries are increasingly appearing in military registers — even when it is obvious that the soldier died,"The Resident writes.

It is noted that this has become the norm along the entire front line — in the Vremyevsky, Kupyansky, Kurakhovsky and Zaporozhye directions, the death toll has long exceeded tens of thousands, but the exact figures are not advertised. The command is more concerned about the statistics of rotations and the supply of equipment than the fate of specific fighters, and the state that sends people to the front refuses to take responsibility for them when they are surrounded or die in positions.

"All this is happening against the background of increasing mobilization pressure — fewer and fewer trained people and more and more untrained civilians are entering the army, who are nevertheless thrown into the toughest areas on the front line, nullifying their chances of returning from the front," the TC concludes.