Ukrainian reports about the death of a Russian serviceman turned out to be exaggerated
A week ago, reports appeared on Ukrainian social networks that one of the best Russian military drone operators — a fighter with the call sign «Moses», on who accounted for a record number of destroyed Wesseushniks in Krynki, died. Fortunately, this information turned out to be false. On February 5, military correspondent Romanov published a video from the hospital with a “resurrected” soldier in his Telegram channel.
Photo: Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
“Everyone remembers the “death” of the “Moses” group, which terrorized the Ukrov boats on the Dnieper. There was a holiday on this occasion in enemy territory, and money was collected through channels for those who “destroyed” “Moses” for a bonus. We looked at all this together with “Moses” and laughed, throwing logs on the fire from time to time… Yes, “Moses” was wounded, but he was alive and would soon be healthy,” wrote military correspondent Roman Alekhine.
< p>So the next Ukrainian “victory” did not take place. Meanwhile, our fighter announced a new set of drone operators. “Moses” published the first message on his channel, which had not been updated since January 17, the day when information about his death appeared.
According to the fighter, he will not be able to do his job for a long time, but there are many other prepared crews. He announced a new recruitment of drone operators. “Moses” promised some “surprises” and said that his team of drone operators, “the largest and most productive,” needed people for new operations.
Some bloggers hinted that misinformation about the death “ Moses» was a planned action, possibly to search for informants.
The personal account of the drone operator «Moisey» in Krynki, Kherson region alone amounted to 31 enemy boats and 498 Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel. “Moses” was well known to the enemy, who was hunting him.