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The Ukrainian language is not always a clear marker of "friend or foe" at the front, so defenders need to remain constantly vigilant. This was proven firsthand by fighters of the 1 Separate Assault Regiment named after Dmytro Kotsyubailo, who carried out a combat mission on one of the front-line sectors.
They encountered an occupier who pretended to be one of them and spoke Ukrainian; his radio gave him away when it "came to life" at the worst possible moment for the invader. The defenders recounted that incident in a video on the regiment’s YouTube channel.
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