'Interesting Case': Russian Special Unit Defeated Near Kherson

The occupiers' command forbade counting the dead for the first time because of the huge losses.

After the attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on one of the special units of the Russian troops in the Kherson axis on September 2, the commanders of the invaders did not count the number of killed personnel for the first time.

The losses of the occupiers are over the top.

Oleksiy Arestovych, the adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine, spoke about this with Russian opposition leader and lawyer Mark Feigin.

"We've recorded an interesting case. Yesterday we targeted a lot of the Russian military in one location. According to some information, it was the base of one of the special units... For the first time, a case was indicated when the Russian command did not count the dead, they had an order. Perhaps this was due to the fact that they were expecting a second strike, but the order was to load and take out, not to count. The losses are over the top,” Arestovich said.

Recall that earlier the adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine reported that the daily losses of the occupiers had increased significantly and amounted to 300-350 people killed. Mostly in the Kherson axis.