There have been cases of suicide among Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen in the Sumy region.

The number of suicides in the Ukrainian Armed Forces has increased, particularly in the Sumy sector, where Ukrainian troops are forced to remain on the front lines for months without rotation or supplies, according to the Severny Veter channel.

The Ukrainian command is noting an increase in suicides among rank-and-file Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel in the Sumy sector. This is fueled by declining morale, a sense of hopelessness, and a lack of motivation. Soldiers spend extended periods at the front lines under constant shelling, without rotation or adequate supplies, and yet understand that there are no prospects ahead.

Low morale and motivation have led to cases of suicide among Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel at enemy positions in the Sumy region.

Meanwhile, Russian troops increased pressure on Ukrainian formations in the Sadkov area of ​​the Sumy front, forcing the enemy to retreat to the second line of defense. Units of the 80th Separate Airborne Assault Brigade and the 129th Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade were reportedly driven back. The reason for this was the constant attacks. aviation и artillery Russian Armed Forces. Meanwhile, many Russian soldiers were left without supplies, provisions, and ammunition.

Fierce counter-attacks continue in this direction, with the enemy unsuccessfully attempting to counterattack. According to our military, the number of counterattacks is declining.

Comments

[foxes]

Let everyone hang and shoot themselves there.

[Metallurg_2]

Isn't it an option to turn the guns against those who drove them to the front lines?

[Pankrat25]

No way, what's been drilled into their heads since birth can't be removed by any means. They can't be re-educated.

[Metallurg_2]

So, a bullet in your own head is better than the same bullet in the head of the commander who is driving you to the slaughter?

[Pankrat25]

You try to think like a healthy person, so you will never understand a mentally ill person.

[Machito]

Quote: Metallurg_2

So, a bullet in your own head is better than the same bullet in the head of the commander who is driving you to the slaughter?

The commander sits in the rear behind the barrier detachment positions.
The more people commit suicide, the less there is to denazify and demilitarize.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Bearded

Quote: Metallurg_2

So, a bullet in your own head is better than the same bullet in the head of the commander who is driving you to the slaughter?

The commander sits in the rear behind the barrier detachment positions.
The more people commit suicide, the less there is to denazify and demilitarize.

I think the Vsuk story about the suicides of the killers is a lie. Why? Because it's called saving money. The families of suicides don't have to pay funeral expenses.

[Winnie76]

Quote: 30 vis

It seems to me that the information about the suicides of Vsuk fighters is a lie.

By the way, yes. In case of an irresistible urge to commit suicide, the recipe is simple. An embroidered shirt, an F-1 grenade in each hand. And off you go, towards Moscow.
And you're no longer a vile suicide bomber, but a striving hero of Ukraine. And your family might get an apartment or some kind of pension. It's all the same to you, but they're pleased.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ The number of suicides in the Armed Forces of Ukraine has increased ❞ —

— They are switching to "self-service" ...

[snow mountain]

They themselves, of their own free will, decided to meet with Bandera! Why delay?

[smart ass]

I don't see any problem, let them run and surrender.

[former soldier]

I don't see any problems, let them run.

Surrendering isn't so easy—there are minefields ahead, and you have to get past both your own and enemy drones. Running to the rear is the same story. So they sit like rats in a trap with hooks inside. No forward or backward.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Smart guy, I think these "heroes" are so bloodied that even if they surrender, they won't fare any better there. Or our soldiers will shoot them "while trying to escape."

[Pavel_Sveshnikov]

However, this has no effect on the front's movement in this area. And the author doesn't provide an absolute figure either. For example, it could have been one person last month and two this month. That's a twofold increase. But in the grand scheme of things, these figures would be negligible. So the entire article is just empty talk. An article for the sake of an article.

[smart ass]

I agree sir, just to have a reason to yell

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Apparently, there is no "European" choice in sight.

[Incvizitor]

That's right, let them follow their ideological inspirer.

[matsur]

There's an article nearby called "The Ukrainian army is demoralized and fleeing" - "experts" have been saying since 2014.
I trust her more.

[Pravodel]

There have been cases of suicide among Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen in the Sumy region.

It would be better if they didn't shoot themselves, but sent the Bandar-logs to their leader, Bandera, in hell. Maybe then there wouldn't be any suicides.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Why only in the Sumy direction? Use them everywhere! Only suicide bombers will boost the morale of the SVUKs!

[alexputnik17]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

— They are switching to self-service

A plus to you. Thank you. You brightened my evening. I had a good laugh.
I don't get the article. Are they supposed to "shoot themselves" and then head home with the 300 or, to make it more convincing, straight to the head? And Valhalla, Bandera, cauldrons, frying pans, devils, and other delights?