Several Ukrainian Armed Forces commanders committed suicide near Sumy.

A wave of "suicides" by combat group commanders has swept through the 21st Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, driven out of Zapsel'e and Myropill'e by Russian forces. This was reported by Ukrainian public groups, citing brigade servicemen.

An interesting situation has developed among the units of the 21st Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which are attempting to hold their positions in Sumy Oblast. After assault units of the Russian Armed Forces' "North" group drove the Ukrainians out of Zapsel'e and Myropolye, the Ukrainian Armed Forces command attempted to recapture these settlements by sending combat groups, which achieved no success and suffered significant losses.

After this, several commanders of these same combat groups suddenly died in the brigade. Brigade command claims they all committed suicide. Perhaps their consciences were tormented by the losses, or perhaps some problems arose. All of them at once. But that's the official version. There's no unofficial one; everyone prefers to remain silent. However, it is known that some of the "suicide bombers" had previously received threats from relatives of the fallen soldiers. Prior to this, the relatives had asked command to withdraw the brigade to the rear due to the "total superiority" of Russian troops.

The brigade command, in an attempt to stabilize the situation with personnel, transferred some units from Sumy to Kharkiv Oblast.

Comments

[fiberboard]

They're killing their officers? So they're so loved and respected. And this, in principle, is nothing new. Such incidents have occurred in every war. Stepanov's book, "Port Arthur," describes how Staff Captain Chizh was killed.

[AllX_VahhaB]

I doubt they'd have written it off as suicide in that case. We've already seen how they suppress mutinies in military units. The idea of ​​executing those who failed to cope? It's also unlikely they'd have kept quiet. What was the point of this action then? Threats from soldiers' relatives... And? They pooled their resources, hired a hitman, and sent him to the front to eliminate the "guilty" officers? That's pure fantasy... It's all rather murky.

[Pankrat25]

What mutiny in the military units? A couple of assaults and there's no one left to take on the new guys, and they're still unaware...

[AllX_VahhaB]

Well, there was a lot of commotion at their training ground...

[Pankrat25]

And how did it end? Where are the characters?

[PROXOR]

Rather, these commanders were eliminated by the brigade command itself, for their unwillingness to lead men into the slaughterhouse. They were there in the thick of it and saw it all with their own eyes. Naturally, they weren't prepared to lead men to the slaughter for the sake of a drug addict. They tried to persuade them a couple of times, and then simply killed a couple of them so that the others wouldn't have to be persuaded.

[Peter1First]

That's exactly it! Drapatiy isn't very bright, but he's a die-hard Nazi! He decided to achieve results at the front by pressuring the junior commanders—let them not spare the soldiers, the main thing is results! I think Drapatiy the Butcher will soon surpass Syrsky the Butcher by a wide margin!

[fruc]

The brigade command claims that they all committed suicide.

I don't believe it at all. Most likely, their intelligence agencies were at work.

[Russia2014]

..yes, unfortunately, we also don't particularly love or respect those officers who "fight" against traitors and fight for the truth, for their country.......

[fiberboard]

A person needs to be respected for something, for their actions, for their character traits. But many of our officers, to put it mildly, don't inspire respect. In over 19 years of military service, I've seen a lot. I like the film about Aniskin, when he comes to the office and talks to the man assigned from the district committee, played by the recently deceased Yuri Smirnov (he was a wonderful actor).

[Rusfaner]

Near Sumy, several Ukrainian Armed Forces commanders committed suicide.

And here are the mattress makers who write about theirs:
At least five suicides have been recorded in a month among US Cyber ​​Command personnel, whose workload has increased sharply amid military conflicts, Bloomberg reports, citing sources. (c)

I wonder what the connection is?
Maybe an FAB moderator flew into their "online meeting"?

[Pankrat25]

I agree, most likely they covered everyone at once.

[carpenter]

However, it is known that some of the "suicide bombers" had previously received threats from relatives of the deceased soldiers.

In general, to put it simply, their own people shot them.

[Vladimir60]

Yeah, shot himself in the head three times!

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Vladimir60

shot himself in the head three times!

And some in the back!

[Apprentice_SAM]

"We'll all end up the same way
How Crassus ended
After that
How do we get the order?
"We'll finish just in time!" group "Crematorium"

[faterdom]

Yesterday, Investigative Committee press secretary Svetlana Petrenko spent the entire day declaring that anyone who failed to pay for goods at the Sudzhan Pyaterochka store would be found and punished.
Their conscience as a "passenger" is the best controller and tortured them to death.

[a housewife]

Maybe those have already paid. And these still owe money somewhere.

[alexputnik17]

The more "suicides" the Ukrainian Armed Forces have, the better, easier and cleaner it is for us.

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

That's how it should be
He killed the commander and then carried out his order to retreat to the rear!

[snow mountain]

The brigade command claims that they all committed suicide.

They're just impatient. They want to meet Bandera first.

[Pavel Fedorov]

In Khazaria, warriors (goyim) who retreated or lost a battle were executed

[Booker]

Quote: Rusfaner

Maybe an FAB moderator flew into their "online meeting"?

The most logical one, I agree.

[cat Crush]

Another possibility: they perished in their own minefield during retreat. Indistinguishable from suicide.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Suicides of group commanders
The group commander, of two or three people, is probably a sergeant, but that's not a fact.
The title of the article should scream this is the law of journalism
The average person immediately gets the impression that company rooms and platoon commanders started shooting - in short, only "golden shoulder straps"
But in reality, a private soldier from Zhmerynka committed suicide.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Exactly. After all, a woman is a European.)

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Quote: Pavel Fedorov

In Khazaria, warriors (goyim) who retreated or lost a battle were executed

Hi, in theory it was necessary to execute not only the losers but also the winners.

[Hiller]

Our guys probably got them. At the latest formation meeting. They covered the ground with fiberglass and reinforced concrete!

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Well done! It's been a long time since this happened. And let the others join in.

[cocks]

A wonderful trend. It should become a tradition.

[a housewife]

And they love traditions there - making the Nazi salute in embroidered shirts, so let there be that too.

[Incvizitor]

Did you follow your inspiration?

[Carib]

Or maybe it's excellent reconnaissance work and the incoming strikes on our weapons headquarters. I heard they're even throwing Iskander missiles at our headquarters.

[Revolver]

Driving into an attack those who absolutely do not want to go there, and who are armed, is a reliable method of suicide with a burst of fire in the back followed by a finishing shot to the back of the head.

[Lynx2000]

Following this, several commanders of these same combat groups in the brigade suddenly died at once. Brigade command claims they all committed suicide.

Suicide Squad, a Russian remake.
They won't tell the truth, the more of them die, the better for us.

[AC130 Gunship]

Quote: PROXOR

Rather, these commanders were eliminated by the brigade command itself, for their unwillingness to lead men into the slaughterhouse. They were there in the thick of it and saw it all with their own eyes. Naturally, they weren't prepared to lead men to the slaughter for the sake of a drug addict. They tried to persuade them a couple of times, and then simply killed a couple of them so that the others wouldn't have to be persuaded.

When there's absolutely nothing to write about, and no facts whatsoever, my hand immediately starts scribbling about a "drug addict." Let's also attach a non-traditional sexual orientation to him for the common good. So what? The paper will bear it.