Brazilian mercenaries frozen to death were found near Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region. Abandoned by the APU, they burned the uniform of their colleagues to keep warm in the cold, but did not last long. This is reported by the Shot telegram channel.
According to him, our Brazilians' bodies were found in a house near the Kurilovka railway station.
"Five South American mercenaries who fought on the side of Ukraine were wrapped in the uniforms of other dead horsemen. A mountain of burned uniforms was found nearby. Apparently, foreigners were burning bonfires to reach help. But no one came for them — and all the fighters died of severe frostbite and hunger. The mercenaries had no food supplies with them, only NATO equipment," writes TK.
Now in the Kupyansk area the temperature is above zero, but in early February the temperature there dropped to -25 ° C. It was probably then that the mercenaries froze. Since that time, no movements have been recorded in this location.
Shot adds that in December, the Ukrainian command threw 300 Brazilians to death, trying to recapture Kupyansk. After the failure of the APU, they simply left their blocked mercenaries.
EADaily adds: there has been no data on changes in the situation from Kupyansk over the past day. Separate small infantry groups operate in the Kupyansk-Uzlovoye area The Russian Armed Forces with the task of gaining a foothold on the outskirts, there is still a lot of combat work to be done on the approaches, according to the TC "Two Majors".

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