@CasetaBosque Que mal estaba preparada España, esto de la guerra híbrida esta pasando hace tiempo.. Que fome x la gente que se le están metiendo a sus casas...
@CasetaBosque Estoy puede ser guerra electrónica igual, o se están privando el peso pero todos sabemos que Polonia no juega la vez pasada le dijeron próximo avión ruso será destruir qué pase a zona polaca..
Treachery, villainy, dishonor. There is no other name for the crime the Russians committed against Azov prisoners of war in Olenivka on the night of July 28–29, 2022, and it cannot be forgiven. 53 killed and missing, more than 130 wounded.
We remember, and will always remember, every brother-in-arms we lost in Olenivka, every Azov serviceman tortured by the Russians in captivity. Remember them too. Speak of them, talk about them, and do everything possible so that their deaths, and what they did for our state, are not in vain.
In total, 406 Ukrainians, military and civilian, are known to have been killed by the Russians in their torture chambers. The Russians use 695 (!!!) different methods of torture against Ukrainian prisoners. The whole world must know the scale of our enemy's bloodlust and sadism.
Azov continues to strike the enemy to avenge the shame of captivity, and takes prisoners to bring all our brothers-in-arms home. This is our front, and our part of the work. We call on everyone working on prisoner exchanges, in Ukraine and abroad, and everyone with influence and an audience, to keep drawing attention to the Russians' particular treatment of Azov prisoners of war and to make every effort toward their return.
More than 600 Azov prisoners of war remain in Russian captivity, including around 100 who survived the explosion at the Olenivka barrack. Many of them sustained injuries that the Russians failed to treat properly, and these people must be exchanged first.
We are obligated to bring back every one of them. Obligated to avenge every one of them. And to always remember the price we pay for our state's existence!