Ukraine’s ‘chaotic’ withdrawal from Russia, in its soldiers’ words

A week ago, Artem Kariakin and his troops were traveling regularly to Sudzha, a Russian village, beyond the Ukrainian border.

He retreats from the Kursk area in Russia and shows the video taken by the last trip as the Ukrainian army retreats. It shows the way they pass through dozens of burning troops and private vehicles.

Armed with the last defensive line, a soldier, a soldier scans the horizon of the Russian drone. It flies behind the truck anywhere. Spark does not fly but continues.

Artem says he was lucky. The explosive rates were not big enough to stop them.

Other trucks nearby were not lucky. It was already in the flame.

Artem admits that Ukraine’s retreat in Ukraine, the largest Ukrainian Ukraine in Kursk, is “not well organized.”

“It was quite confused,” he said. “Many troops are in turmoil. I think the problem is too late.”

He said the unit was not helpful because the unit was operated without proper communication. The star link satellite system, which they generally depend on, did not work inside Russia.

A 27 -year -old soldier still sees Kursk’s attacks extensively. Art said Russia was forced to switch the army from the east. Most of Ukrainian troops were still able to escape over time.

But he believes that Ukraine’s amazing invasion of Russian territory, which began in August, was too deep and too narrow.

Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were talking about trying to end the war by phone while Ard and his subordinates fled to their lives. Artem says he has found “ridiculous”.

“This call between Trump and Putin is surreal,” he said. “Trump wants to end the war because he promised the war.

Arte in the Luhansk area occupied by Russia says he feels disappointed by the United States and Trump. “How can they feel when they want to give up my house?”

Artem said Putin said Putin did not believe that Putin would be willing to trade any part of Russia for the Occupation territory of Ukraine. But he still believes that the Custal offensive is important to protect his border. The Ukrainian army may have had to retreat, but it still occupies a high site across SUMY and borders.

Ukraine continues to raise borders in Belgorod, as well as Kursk.

Serhiy’s’ S ASSAULT BATTALION will help you plan this attack. It helps to find a way through the Russian mine field and antitank obstacles known as “Dragon’s TEETH”.

We have joined the night mission to find and recover the armored car that needs repair. It is the safest time to move near the Russian border.

Serhiy himself is not used to Russia. He was born there. He currently has Belarusian citizenship but decided to fight Ukraine. He justifies the invasion of Ukraine’s previous home. He said Russia is also trying to make a buffer zone in Ukrainian territory.

Serhiy, who travels on his Ukraine’s armored car, still lists a highly likely threat. Now we are less than 10 km from the Russian border: a drone with a glide bomb, rocket and artillery and thermal video cameras.

His vehicle is equipped with an electron vehicle to prevent enemy drones, but it does not work on drones that work through fiber fiber wire. Ukraine now built a net to set up a net to catch a drone before achieving a goal.

When Serhiy is intelligent that the Russian drone is in operation, the original search near the Russian border is discarded near the Russian border on the Bradley armored vehicle produced in the United States. Instead, he tries to find another broken Bradley in a smaller risk.

He and his driver must still overcome obstacles along the road. Trees and branches are scattered across their paths -the remnants from the recent Russian raids. We have seen more explosions from afar, and we have changed the night sky orange for a while.

Serhiy eventually finds his broken Bradley. It was already recovered from the border and was already collected on the battlefield and was mounted on the truck for repair.

Commander Bradley confirms that they are fighting in Russia. He describes the situation of the border as “difficult but we are holding on to it.”

Bradley reminds us of Ukraine’s dependence on US military support. If Trump focuses on peace talks, it seems unclear now. Serhiy has already said that it is already being weakened behind Ukraine’s back.

I ask Serhiy if European countries think they can fill the void left by the United States. Are you a “willingness” in Europe enough to ensure Ukraine’s security?

Serhiy said, “If the United States does not help Ukraine, the ceasefire will soon be agreed, but in Ukraine extremely unfavorable terms.

“Europe is clearly unable to solve this conflict. They are not strong enough. They are focusing on their economy instead of thinking about security.”

Serhiy says he wants to end the war. Like many Ukrainians, he wants to see peace but does not pay any price.

Additional report of VolodyMyr LOZKHO and Anastasia Levchenko