Volunteers of the RDK and the “Freedom of Russia” legion published a video of the destruction of the Russian control point for UAV operations against the enemy.
Source: ” Freedom of Russia “, RDK
Details: “Freedom of Russia” published a video of the destruction of the Russian control post and shared footage of fighters from Tyotkino, which volunteers managed to take control of on March 12.
At the same time, the RDK shared a video of how “FPV-drones of the UAV unit of the RDK attack the army of the Kremlin regime.”
The head and founder of the Russian Volunteer Corps, Denys Nikitin, with the call sign White Rex, said in a comment to UP that the volunteers will continue the operation. According to him, during their raids, fighters mainly use captured Russian weapons.
During the operations, the fighters act in connection with the Armed Forces and Ukrainian intelligence data, but Nikitin emphasized that the actions of the RDK on the territory of the state border of Ukraine are solely the RDK’s own initiative and planning.
With each new operation on the territory of Russia, according to Nikitin, the scale increases: “More artillery, more equipment, more people, more global tasks.” Russian volunteers are also trying to improve logistics and coordination with other units of Russian volunteers.
We will remind:
- On March 12, fighters of the “Freedom of Russia” legion, “RDK” and “Siberian Battalion” announced that they had entered the border territory of Russia, the military of the volunteer units published an appeal, and a video of the alleged presence of military personnel on the territory of the Russian Federation and shootings appeared on Telegram channels.
- Volunteers of the Russian Legion “Freedom of Russia” announced that they had completely taken control of the village. Tyotkino, Kursk region .
- Fighters of the Legion “Freedom of Russia”, “Russian Volunteer Corps” and “Siberian Battalion” are advancing in the Kursk and Belgorod regions of Russia , fighting and inflicting damage on the armed forces of Russia, said a volunteer of the Legion “Freedom of Russia” Oleksiy Baranovsky “Lyutyk”.
