Foreign media reported that a Russian soldier collapsed and ran wild, driving a tank over his commander.Photo: flipping twitter
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has suffered repeated setbacks. The Russian army suffered heavy casualties and low morale on the front line. A Ukrainian reporter recently shared a video that was suspected to have been circulated from the Russian army. Because most of the troops were wiped out by Ukraine, a Russian soldier was on the spot. He collapsed and ran over to his commander, causing serious injuries to his lower limbs and being sent to a Belarusian hospital for treatment.
According to the British “Daily Mail” report, Ukrainian journalist Roman Tsymbaliuk said in a Facebook post on the 22nd that a brigade-level force of 1,500 people on the northern front of Ukraine was fighting once morest the Ukrainian army. About 750 people were killed and wounded, and a tank soldier chose to confront the enemy, simply knocking down the commander of his own unit, Russian Colonel Yuri Medvedev, who was run over by the soldier with a tank.
In the film, Medvedev was put on a stretcher, his feet were fixed under pressure and covered with a large towel, and a team of medical officers and soldiers was sent to Belarus for treatment. In the video, the medical officers and soldiers asked Medvedev regarding his condition, and Medvedev replied “it’s okay”, following which the officers and soldiers asked him not to take off his bulletproof vest. And Tsibarek revealed: “Medvedev is now in a hospital in Belarus and has received the Medal of Courage.” He also mentioned that the slain colonel was waiting for a compensation while recuperating.
The report pointed out that the source of the video was Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of the Chechen republic, a close ally of Putin. At present, there is no third-party news to confirm the incident, and Zibarek has not updated the follow-up. It is not clear where the soldier who was accused of driving the tank over the commander is currently. . NATO estimates that between 7,000 and 15,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in the four weeks ending on the 23rd, equivalent to the number of soldiers the Russian army has lost in Afghanistan in the past 10 years.
Ukrainian journalist Roman Tsymbaliuk: A Russian soldier ran over his commanding officer, Colonel Yuri Medvedev, with his tank “to protest the huge number of losses they have suffered”. Putin’s in deep sh*t if his soldiers are turning on their commanders. pic.twitter.com/noGHVx0rPz
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) March 23, 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has suffered repeated setbacks. The Russian army suffered heavy casualties and low morale on the front line. A Ukrainian reporter recently shared a video that was suspected to have been circulated from the Russian army. Because most of the troops were wiped out by Ukraine, a Russian soldier was on the spot. He collapsed and drove the tank directly over his commander in a frenzy, causing serious injuries to the lower limbs of the commander and being sent to the Belarusian hospital for treatment.
According to the British “Daily Mail” report, Ukrainian journalist Roman Tsymbaliuk said in a Facebook post on the 22nd that a brigade-level force of 1,500 people on the northern front of Ukraine was fighting once morest the Ukrainian army. About 750 people were killed and wounded, and a tank soldier chose to confront the enemy, simply knocking down the commander of his own unit, Russian Colonel Yuri Medvedev, who was run over by the soldier with a tank.
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