An officer of the Canadian Armed Forces was liquidated in the LPR by Russian Armed Forces personnel.

In the Krasnolimansky direction, in the area of ​​Serebryansky forestry and the Torsky section, the Russian Armed Forces inflicted fire on Azov militants*. On the Russian side, motorized rifle units operated with the support of artillerymen.

The head of the press service of the Center group of the Russian Armed Forces, Alexander Savchuk, spoke about this.

Units of the 12th Special Purpose Brigade and the 21st Mechanized Brigade were hit by fire.

- said the officer.

It is known that the Ukrainian 12th Special Forces Brigade mentioned in the message was formed from Azov militants*.

Savchuk also spoke about successful actions aviation и artillery in the Krasnolimansk direction over the past 14 hours. They managed to hit four command posts of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and 50 enemy strongholds. In addition, about 11 enemy artillery crews and XNUMX places where Ukrainian Armed Forces combat equipment was concentrated were effectively hit.

And Russian air defense shot down two in the vicinity of Chervonopopovka and Kremennaya drone the adversary.

Enemy losses amounted to about 80 military personnel

- said the head of the group’s press center.

Also, according to information from military correspondent Andrei Rudenko with reference to the Canadian publication North Shore News, Canadian Armed Forces officer Brad Stratford was killed in the area of ​​Makeyevka (LPR) by military personnel of the Russian Armed Forces.

Savchuk stated in his report that Russian military personnel continue to carry out the combat missions assigned to them in this sector of the front, bringing closer the achievement of the goals of the Northern Military District.

Comments

[Machito]

It won't be enough. Not enough.
I wish I could kill all the NATO members in Ukraine.
Let's drink to the dead Canadian.
There he is dear.

[Stas157]

. A Canadian Armed Forces officer was killed by Russian Armed Forces servicemen

Were you on vacation?
How did he end up in Bandera?

[Old_geologist]

Mutual exchange. After WWII, the largest number of fugitive Nazis settled in Canada and Argentina.

[Rome]

Probably on vacation I was looking for thrills! went too far with extreme sports

[saygon66]

- Retired, 50 years old, trained snipers... call sign "Switchback". Three of them died there in the last 10 days: Josh Myers, a medic, Austin Latlin-Bersier, an Indian...

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: saygon66

Three of them have died there in the last 10 days...

Dig it up at the latrine and don’t send it home, tell them: so and so, they have found peace in the latrine... where they belong

[4ekist]

Stas157 ........How did he end up in Bandera?

Apparently, in the homeland of his ancestors he decided to earn extra money as a volunteer. We will remember.

[isv000]

Quote: Stas157

Were you on vacation?
How did he end up in Bandera?

I went on a safari with a ticket, but I was in the wrong direction - you won’t be spoiled with us!

[Rage66]

Canada is the largest concentration country of Hochlonazis after the outskirts

[coinsam]

An active, that is, not dismissed, officer of a NATO country died? This is something new... We need the Canadian authorities to confirm that yes, an officer of their army participated in a military conflict in another country. Here the question already moves to the diplomatic stage, when de facto the Canadian army conducts military operations on the territory of another state, and in relation to the armed forces of a country with which a state of war has not been declared.

[Cananecat]

Quote from monetam

We need the Canadian authorities to confirm that yes. it was an officer of their army who participated in a military conflict in another country

Don’t be so naive, this officer was already retroactively sent into retirement five years ago, if he was a career person... what Foreign Ministry, what diplomatic path?)

[dementor873]

In our company, an employee quit his job, returned with an injury, and it turned out that he was fired retroactively while he was still working in the company.

[Dimy4]

You give more foreign officers working for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, dead and different! Let it be clear to their living colleagues that this is not an easy ride.

[Sardou]

Pourquoi les su-57 ne participent pas à l'opération spéciale?

[I'm mine]

. Why don't Su-57s participate in the special operation?

Il n'y a pas de cibles appropriées pour le su-57. Mais plusieurs fois, ils ont été impliqués dans une opération spéciale
(they participate, but there are no worthy goals)

[Pankrat25]

What is the point in burning the resource of an expensive prodigy, when any target on the outskirts can be calmly destroyed? The Su-57 is needed to fight the F-22/F-35.

[rotmistr60]

Canadian Armed Forces officer Brad Stratford eliminated

As I understand it, it was active and was probably eliminated by a blow to one of the control points. This one won’t give “advice” anymore, because... did not consult. Let's hope it's not the last. Hello Canada!

[Bolt cutter]

As I understand it, the current one

Former. He was killed near Avdeevka.

[Alexander S]

Well, show the documents, show the body, publish it everywhere, let the Canadians question their Trudeau for this, and just bare words

[Arkadich]

Who are you giving this instruction to?
Military correspondent or Canadian publication?
So there is little demand from both.

[bone1]

There is not enough paper to write about every Canadian

[Mikhail Maslov]

Good news. And this is not the first and not the last representative from abroad. Even during the storming of Bakhmut, German TV showed a wounded Bundeswehr officer (artilleryman) who took part in battles on the territory of Ukraine.

[nightwolf1991]

The earth is like iron concrete to him, and our guys have more luck) OUR CASE IS RIGHT, THE ENEMY WILL BE DEFEATED, VICTORY WILL BE OURS!

[Prisoner]

Canada take your goose. He broke down a little here.

[boriz]

Well, God forbid, not the last!