Occupier showed wreckage of downed Russian Su-24M jet that fell on a house in Soledar. Video
The Russian occupiers, filming the destroyed Soledar in the Donetsk region along pitiful music, "highlighted" the wreckage of their military aircraft. Judging by the location of the wreckage, the Russian Su-24M crashed directly into a high-rise building.
Journalist Yuriy Butusov drew attention to the video. He suggested that this plane might not have been included in the statistics of losses of the occupying Russian army during the battles for Soledar.
"A Russian serviceman from the Nevsky detachment of the volunteer reconnaissance and assault brigade of the Russian Armed Forces removes the wreckage of a downed Su-24M aircraft that fell on a residential apartment building in Soledar. This is likely a previously unrecorded loss of the Russian Aerospace Forces during the battle for the city," Butusov wrote.
Russian Su-24M
Source: Yuriy Butusov Telegram
Aircraft wreckage near a high-rise building in Soledar
Source: Yuriy Butusov Telegram
Inscription on the wreckage fragment
Source: Yuriy Butusov Telegram
In the short video, the Russian occupier walks near the destroyed apartment buildings in Soledar. He is followed by a cameraman filming the ruins. The occupier from the army that destroyed the settlement cynically comments, "The face of war... An oil painting". At the same time, the invaders added tragic music in the video.
Ocupanti show Soledar, the city they destroy themselves
Source: Screenshot
At one point, the occupier stops and points to the wreckage of a Russian plane lying right next to a high-rise building where people once lived.
"Oh, did you see this? This is a unique story. This is the tail fin from our plane," the occupier says.
The wreckage of a crashed Russian plane can be seen near one of the high-rise buildings.
Source: Screenshot
Soledar on the map of hostilities
Source: deepstatemap.live
As a reminder, the day before, on November 6, the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated 890 occupants this night. The irreversible losses of the Russian Federation in manpower now reach 306,860 people.
The soldiers also burned 72 pieces of enemy equipment and weapons, including 21 artillery systems, 16 armored combat vehicles, five tanks, two MLRS and 23 vehicles.
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Yuriy Butusov
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