Lufteinfüge von „russischen Freiwilligenkorps“ und „sibirisch-bataillon“ -Truppen auf der ukrainischen UH-60 „Black Hawks“ in der Nähe des Dorfes Kozynka, Belgorod Oblast, 17. März 2024
Lufteinfüge von „russischen Freiwilligenkorps“ und „sibirisch-bataillon“ -Truppen auf der ukrainischen UH-60 „Black Hawks“ in der Nähe des Dorfes Kozynka, Belgorod Oblast, 17. März 2024
> Landing of fighters of the Russian Volunteer Corps, operating as part of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, near the village of Kozynka, Belgorod region, from two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
> The landing was attended by fighters of the RDK and the „Siberian Battalion“. On March 17, 2024, they announced the liberation of the village from Russian forces. The operation was part of a wider offensive launched on March 12, aimed at weakening the positions of the Russian Federation in the border areas. Later, the village suffered significant damage due to Russian air strikes in response. The raid ended with the departure of the volunteers by mid-April.
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TIL that the Ukrainian (or Russian?) term for „friendly fire“ is „friendly fire“.
Probably learned from the Americans, who are experts on the topic.
No equivalent in the Cyrillic languages?
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> Landing of fighters of the Russian Volunteer Corps, operating as part of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, near the village of Kozynka, Belgorod region, from two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
> The landing was attended by fighters of the RDK and the „Siberian Battalion“. On March 17, 2024, they announced the liberation of the village from Russian forces. The operation was part of a wider offensive launched on March 12, aimed at weakening the positions of the Russian Federation in the border areas. Later, the village suffered significant damage due to Russian air strikes in response. The raid ended with the departure of the volunteers by mid-April.
TIL that the Ukrainian (or Russian?) term for „friendly fire“ is „friendly fire“.
Probably learned from the Americans, who are experts on the topic.
No equivalent in the Cyrillic languages?