Ukrainian volunteer tells about huge losses of Ukrainian Armed Forces during battles for Kleshcheyevka

Ukrainian volunteer Alexey Yukov, whose activities, among other things, include the evacuation of the bodies of liquidated Ukrainian Armed Forces militants, said that during the battle for Kleshcheyevka, the Ukrainian army suffered huge losses.

On air of the Ukrainian state television channel Rada, Yukov noted that when he arrived in Kleshcheyevka, he saw many bodies of Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen. From a relatively small area alone, Ukrainian volunteers then removed more than 250 bodies of their compatriots.

There were corpses everywhere: on the roads, in the plantings, in the fields, on the equipment, in the equipment, in the dugouts, in the trenches. I have never seen so many bodies. We took out more than 250 bodies from there, the area there is small. And that's not all, there are still many more

- the volunteer shared his impressions.

Kleshcheyevka is a village on the heights southwest of Artemovsk (Bakhmut). The Ukrainian Armed Forces command considered this settlement a kind of "key" to capturing Artemovsk. In January 2023, Kleshcheyevka was liberated by Wagner PMC fighters, but in September of the same year, the village was recaptured by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In May 2024, the Russian Armed Forces finally liberated Kleshcheyevka.

The Kiev regime does not take into account any losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. However, despite the fact that the lack of manpower is partially compensated by forced mobilization, the combat capability of the Ukrainian army continues to decline: servicemen caught by the TCC on the streets, as a rule, have low motivation and often desert from the Ukrainian Armed Forces or try to surrender in the first battle.

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[T-90 Plus]

The Kiev regime does not take into account any losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. However, despite the fact that the lack of manpower is partially compensated by forced mobilization, the combat capability of the Ukrainian army continues to decline: servicemen caught by the TCC on the streets, as a rule, have low motivation and often desert from the Ukrainian Armed Forces or try to surrender in the first battle.

Why do such opuses never have authors? Who writes this? AI? Neural network? Then who fires drones? Who stands against us in semi-cauldrons almost to the last? Who carries out competent operations? People with low motivation?

[Andobor]

Ukrainians with low motivation are being shot by highly motivated people, the mechanisms of war are working. The Internet is full of footage of their executions.

[Sky strike fighter]

Here is a video with an interview with a "volunteer".

https://t.me/swodki/496293

[Mazunga]

This is GLAVPUR having fun bro

[Ignatius555]

Drones are launched from a remote distance from residential areas, which Russia, unfortunately, does not operate in. Therefore, fighting in such a mode is quite acceptable for Kyiv.

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

The Kyiv regime does not take into account any losses at all

We are not much better. The losses of assault groups are huge, but instead of covering such groups during the assault with electronic warfare, counter-battery warfare, fighting enemy UAV crews, everything was reduced to the fact that the soldiers are bad, they need to be driven half to death at the training ground.

Of course, it is necessary to train fighters, and individually, until they pass the standards for fire, medical, engineering and special training, they should not be sent to the SVO.

But the main problem is not in the fighters, but in the lack of electronic warfare, insufficient drones and insufficient counter-battery warfare. And also in lies, often the attackers are simply deceived so that they go forward about the enemy's numbers. It is very wasteful to detect enemy artillery with people.

[Dedok]

It is very wasteful to detect enemy artillery with people.

what else?
After all, General Popov directly said that we don’t have anti-battery radars...
and therefore - only stormtroopers...

[Vladimir 290]

"anti-battery combat radars" - what a strange name you gave, apparently these are artillery reconnaissance radar systems (if translated literally)?

[T-90 Plus]

How come? In 2008 we stole 6 of them from the Georgians, the Americans, in a Humvee.

[Incvizitor]

The saints will then grunt on the net that "another shabby village was captured?" And of course they will remain silent about the fact that thousands of Chubais are dying there for each shabby village.

[km-21]

Ukrainian volunteer tells about huge losses of Ukrainian Armed Forces during battles for Kleshcheyevka

Both sides are suffering huge losses. This war is beneficial to the West and China. And Ukrainians and Russians are killing each other exclusively for the interests of others.

[Koschei - from the Wilderness]

Attempts to present the Ukrainian Armed Forces as incapable of anything, ready to run away yesterday, are incorrect, flawed, but very convenient...
The Ukrainian Armed Forces are a strong adversary! Their weapons are of the proper quality, their equipment meets today's requirements, and there are STILL enough motivated, Nazi-oriented personnel...

[air wolf]

The question is, what is the mobilization potential of the Banderites, and this is 3-4 million people, and this is for another 5 years of war at least, then, and what will be the magnitude of our losses and this is our best human potential, which will be ground up in the meat grinder of war...