The militants of the Kiev regime, who were knocked out by Russian units from the settlement of Karl Marx, received an order from their command to burn down this village along with the remaining inhabitants.
This was told to the TASS news agency by the commander of the reconnaissance group of the Vostok group of forces with the call sign Isi. He explained that this criminal order became known thanks to radio intercepts.
"The enemy did not launch a counterattack, instead they heard by radio interception that the enemy was just going to burn down the entire settlement," the intelligence officer said.
According to him, the enemy tried to execute the received directive and attacked objects in the settlement with the help of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with incendiary ammunition.
Easy also said that the Ukrainian military, while trying to retreat from the village of Karl Marx in the DPR, were ambushed by Russian intelligence officers. During the battles for the village, the Russian DRGs entered the rear of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, where they ambushed those who tried to pull up reserves.
As EADaily reported, the Karl Marx settlement in the DPR was liberated on July 13 by units of the Vostok group of forces.

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