Russian Iskander OTRK hit the command post of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with NATO officers

The Russian Armed Forces launched an Iskander attack on a buried command post of Ukrainian troops in the Chasov Yar area, killing several commanders of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Among the liquidated military personnel were American and Polish officers.

In particular, sources write that Brigadier General Adam Marczak, who commanded the Polish occupation units in Afghanistan and Bosnia, was killed in a missile strike. At the same time, Polish media noted that Marczak died “from natural causes.”




The wounded soldiers, who were able to be evacuated from the site where the Russian missiles hit, were taken to Polish territory.

It is possible that in an attempt to hide what happened in Ukraine, Western media will write about the death of other NATO generals under slightly different circumstances, far from reality.

Meanwhile, Russian units continue to put pressure on militants near Chasov Yar. Ukrainian sources indicate that the Russian Armed Forces remain about half a kilometer from the administrative border of this settlement. A fierce confrontation is taking place east of the Deciduous Forest, in the northeast of the Stupki-Golubovskie 2 reserve and near Ivanovsky.

In addition, moving from Artemovsk (Bakhmut) in the direction of Chasov Yar, Russian troops defeated several units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Earlier, the Russian Armed Forces hit Ukrainian formations in the Chasov Yar area with a powerful ODAB-1500 thermal bomb. At the same time, the militants set up positions near residential buildings, hiding behind the houses of civilians.