Statements by Sergei Shoigu at a working meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin - Part 2
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Statements by Sergei Shoigu at a working meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin - Part 2


🔻 Main points:


▪️ The defensive line established before the Ukrainian counter-offensive enabled the daily neutralization of AFU forces and advancement in specific directions.


▪️ If anyone remains with the enemy, there's no need to request evacuation over the radio or plead for it. Let them surrender.


▪️ From a military standpoint, the enemy's actions are utterly reckless. It's akin to a trap, and they continue to fall into it.


▪️ Russian intelligence obtained information about the upcoming Ukrainian counteroffensive in early 2023.


▪️ The primary objective of the AFU's counter-offensive was to reach the Sea of Azov.


▪️ Due to uncertainty regarding the exact attack location, defensive lines were established across the entire front.


▪️ Consequently, during the counteroffensive, Kyiv suffered 166,000 military casualties, both killed and wounded, and lost over 800 tanks.


▪️ The task was highly challenging, given the constant shelling from the right bank, intense artillery activity, and the high level of FPV and drone operations.


▪️ Notably, for the first time, we observed the transportation of supplies not only by boats—such as ammunition, food, and medicine— but also by large octocopters, sometimes referred to as "Baba Yaga."


▪️ Over 1,800 Russian troops continued to return to the special operation zone even after sustaining injuries for the fourth time.

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