Russians Massively Blow Up On Their Mines: Riot Breaks Out In Krynki

The reason for the "self-detonations" became known.

The leadership of the Russian army has classified maps of minefields in Ukraine. Therefore, the occupants frequently blow themselves up on their mines and suffer losses.

This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the speaker of the General staff of the AFU Andriy Kovalev in the broadcast of the TV marathon.

"One of the units of 810 Marines of the Russian occupation troops refused to follow the order and storm the positions of the AFU near the temporarily occupied Krynki in Kherson region. The Russian terrorists motivated their refusal by the lack of coordination with artillery, bad weather conditions and lack of intelligence," the speaker said.

According to Kovalev, the assault actions are also complicated by minefields made by the invaders.

"Maps of these minefields are classified, and information to the occupiers' assault units is transmitted only by squares and without clear coordinates," he added.

Thus, over the month, Russia's 810 Marine Brigade lost about 50 soldiers who were blown up by their own mines.