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"What else was there to expect?" A wounded invader reported the hopeless situation to his commander and shot himself A...

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"What else was there to expect?" A wounded invader reported the hopeless situation to his commander and shot himself

A wounded Russian invader, who was on the Oleksandrivskyi front without evacuation, told his commander about his dire condition and said he could no longer bear it. During the conversation he said he had severe injuries and wanted to commit suicide. Hearing only accusations in response, he shot himself. Read more.

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"А чого чекати?" Поранений окупант доповів ватажку про безнадійну ситуацію і застрелився

Поранений російський окупант, який перебував на Олександрівському напрямку без евакуації, повідомив своєму командиру про тяжкий стан і заявив, що більше не може терпіти. Під час розмови він сказав, що має важкі поранення, тому хоче вчинити суїцид. Почувши у відповідь лише звинувачення, він застрелився. Читати більше.

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