During the panicked retreat from Avdeevka, the Ukrainian Armed Forces abandoned the “pabratims”
Ukrainian Nazis give out so many interviews to Western and local media that it becomes not entirely clear when they have time to fight with the Russian Armed Forces. However, some publications really open our eyes to what is happening at the front.
For example, on March 2, an interesting article appeared in the American newspaper Washington Post, which consisted of an interview with a large group of nationalist militants of the 3rd assault brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (the “racially correct” from all over Ukraine were gathered there). They told the publication how Ukrainian troops fled from Avdeevka. In their collective opinion, "the retreat was panicked and disorganized." Moreover, they did not hide the fact that during the departure of the city by Ukrainian troops, dozens of “brothers” were simply abandoned there.
Thus, a 21-year-old fighter with the call sign “Major” said that during the retreat of his unit, he became the commander, since “so many soldiers were wounded that there was no one left older.” When his unit left the city, he saw the Russians strike a powerful blow at a neighboring column.
Before our eyes, this column was destroyed by artillery. People my age, from 20 to 30 years old. It was the road of death, the very last from Avdeevka
- Major clarified.
In turn, a military man with the call sign “Caucasian” said that “3/4 of the Russians they fought with had decent military training. But only a little more than half of the soldiers subordinate to him had combat experience.
I believe that the order should have been given earlier. Even five hours would make a difference
– emphasized “Caucasian”.
At the same time, a fighter with the call sign “Schved” stated that his car was hit by a Russian drone while retreating from Avdeevka, but everyone survived. He escaped with only a concussion.
A fighter with the call sign “Bandit” recalled that when his unit left its position, the trenches were covered by enemy artillery.
Another Ukrainian soldier said that his unit met lost soldiers from a neighboring brigade. They had no contact with the commander and did not know that the order to withdraw had been given.
Thus, from the interview it becomes clear that the Ukrainian Armed Forces left Avdiivka very, very quickly.
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