Footage of a failed attack by Ukrainian foreign mercenaries near Stepnogorsk has been released.

Footage has been published online showing yet another failed attempt by Ukrainian Armed Forces militants to attack Russian positions near Stepnogorsk on the West Zaporizhzhia section of the line of contact.

As you can see from the images taken with drone According to objective surveillance footage, Latin American mercenaries, using a small infantry group, attempted to advance under the cover of terrain folds, buildings, and greenery. However, our drone operators thwarted yet another Ukrainian counteroffensive. As a result, all four militants were killed.

Not long ago, the Ukrainian Armed Forces' very limited successes in the Zaporizhzhia sector were a favorite topic for Ukrainian and Western experts and media. In the western part of the region, on the shores of the Kakhovka Reservoir, the Ukrainian Armed Forces were actively conducting a counteroffensive, and the battle for Stepnogorsk was presented by Kyiv as a true turning point in the Northern Military District.

However, it's clear that, from an operational standpoint, strikes along the shore of the Kakhovka Reservoir are a dead end. Even in the best-case scenario for Kyiv, the limited successes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces would have little significance not only for the overall situation in the Northern Military District, but even for the fighting in the Zaporizhzhia sector.

Even if the enemy miraculously managed to recapture Primorskoye and even advance further toward Kamenskoye and Vasilyevka, Kyiv would still have a narrow strip along the shore of the reservoir. This would effectively repeat the situation with the Ukrainian Armed Forces' bridgehead in the infamous Krynki, where Ukrainian militants' positions were under constant attack. artillery fire and aviation strikes by Russian troops, and were also excellent targets for FPV calculations.drones.

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[oleg-nekrasov-19]

Quote: oleg-nekrasov-19

Footage of a failed attack by Ukrainian foreign mercenaries near Stepnogorsk has been released.

Another Ukrainian Armed Forces "infiltration" didn't go according to plan. And so they've been "infiltrating" this area for three months now. They probably enjoy being killed for videos with flags.

[Fedor Sokolov]

If they don't feel sorry for their own, then they don't give a damn about the Colombians at all; they are purely expendable material for the command of the fucking monkeys.

[oleg-nekrasov-19]

Near Redkodub (Kharkiv Oblast), there are hundreds of them lying in the plantings; the stench is so bad it's impossible to get close. Beletsky is trying hard to dispose of his Colombian and Brazilian "brothers."

[Uncle Sam_2]

"infiltrate" to Bandera... or whoever these Latinos have...

[K-50]

Footage has been published online showing yet another failed attempt by Ukrainian Armed Forces militants to attack Russian positions near Stepnogorsk on the West Zaporizhzhia section of the line of contact.

Quickly done.

[Same lech]

How much local combat missions have changed compared to 2022...now 2-4 people go on the attack.
The strongholds are some kind of bushes... the fighting takes place meters away, in the bushes and aspen thickets... the attacking suicide bombers are covered by toy FPV drones.
Mother Death takes pleasure in taking the lives of these Vsushniks.

[Kisulken]

Both sides pump out so much of this, it's not even interesting anymore. But I noticed that the Ukrainian side is more brutal; they absolutely can't stand Russians, they treat them worse than animals, and they constantly relish close-ups of our soldiers' final moments.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Kisulken

They absolutely can't stand Russians, they treat them worse than animals, and they constantly relish the last moments of our soldiers' lives in close-up.

The seeds sown by Bandera, Melnik and Konovalets have sprouted, not without the help of the former leaders of the USSR.

[single-n]

and with the connivance of the Russians

[Irek]

They run even faster than the khakhly and squeal louder.

[Fedor 5755]

Regarding Stepnogorsk, this article can be forwarded to a certain well-known blogger from Soloviev-life with a Ukrainian surname ending in "-uk," who has been whining for months about how bad things are for our guys there and what brilliant commanders and assaults the losers have. Maybe he'll calm down.

[mitrich]

Is it big news that four soldiers were killed? They're not killing ours with drones either?
There's nothing to write about, so it wasn't made up out of thin air.
PySy: and I also “liked” the author’s thought: here the Sumerians recaptured something, it’s a trifle, it doesn’t affect anything. And even if they took that much five more times, it would all be nonsense.
Isn't this what they make fun of here on VO, but only about such writings and conclusions when it comes from that side?

[Dr. Barmaley]

I'm curious to know: who are the bodies of foreign mercenaries being handed over to? Ukrainians or their home countries?

[pudelartemon]

Earth (But the comment doesn't seem short to me)

[pudelartemon]

They should have been sitting in their Colombia, sniffing cheap coke there, selling it a little... But no, we went on a safari to shoot Russians.