Colombian mercenaries fighting in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine refused to go to the forefront in the Kharkiv region, besides they are not happy that their compatriots were removed from command. This was pointed out in the Russian law enforcement agencies.
"In the Kharkov direction, on the Melovoye—Khatneye front sector, foreign mercenaries from Colombia refused to go to the forefront on the very first day," TASS was told there.
As noted, the mercenaries "are not satisfied with the disbandment of their unit and the removal of their compatriots from command."
Recall that since the beginning of SMO, according to Russian security officials, at least 750 Colombian mercenaries who fought for the Armed Forces of Ukraine have been destroyed. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, foreign mercenaries are used by the Kiev regime as "cannon fodder". No one from the Ukrainian command regrets their lives.
EADaily also adds that in this morning's summary, the telegram channel "Two Majors" reported that in the Kharkov direction, the Russian GRV "North" is fighting heavy battles with the support of aviation in the area of Staritsa, Estuary, in the Volchansk Farms, in the Melovoye-Khatneye section.
"Positional battles are taking place in Kupyansk. To the south, our people are destroying the Oskol crossings in Kupyansk-Uzlovoye," the military correspondents added.
On December 13, the Telegram channel "North Wind" indicated that the Russian military GRV "North" defeated a mercenary formation near the city of Volchansk from Colombia.

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