The largest capture: a company of Russian military surrendered to the AFU in the Kursk region.


Ukrainian special forces captured 102 Russian servicemen
In the Kursk region of the Russian Federation, where the Ukrainian offensive is ongoing, SBU special forces captured 102 Russian servicemen at once. OBOZ.UA was informed about this by sources in the Security Service, who also provided exclusive photos and videos.
The operation was carried out by fighters of the Alpha unit. Among those captured were mercenaries from the so-called Kadyrov special forces 'Akhat'.
'This is the largest enemy capture managed to be conducted at one Time,' the interlocutors noted.
It is known that the operation of the CSO 'A' SBU warriors in the Kursk region took place on August 14. The fighters first captured and cleared a large, concrete, and well-fortified company stronghold of Russian forces. This place has underground communications and facilities for the accommodation of personnel, a dining room, an armory, and even a bathhouse.
At the same time, as noted, the enemy was not going to surrender, as it had enough provisions and ammunition. However, the 'Alpha' special forces managed to capture a large number of Russian soldiers.
It has also been established that these are servicemen of the 488th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment of the RF Armed Forces and Kadyrovites from 'Akhat'.
'We are talking about capturing the racists precisely in the Kursk region. We are replenishing the exchange fund!' the sources clarified.
Recall that the AFU carried out the strongest attack on Russian airbases in the entire war.
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