The occupiers could have shot wounded Ukrainian soldiers left at the "Zenit" position

The occupiers could have shot wounded Ukrainian soldiers left at the "Zenit" position

The Russians could have shot the Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters who remained at the "Zenit" position near Avdiivka. The corresponding video is published by z-propagandists in their channels.

The bodies of six Ukrainian soldiers are visible in the footage.

A soldier of the 110th brigade, Viktor Bilyak, who the day before was able to get out of this position surrounded by Russians, identified one of his brothers-in-arms who remained in the position along with other wounded, writes Investigative.Info .

One of the dead has a tattoo of a cross on his arm. According to Bilyak, this is Andriy Dubnytskyi with the call sign “Bayraktar” - he is a soldier of the 110th brigade. On February 14, he remained at the "Zenit" position along with other wounded.

Update from 15:35. Sources in the General Staff confirm the command’s agreement to evacuate the wounded from "Zenit". However, as of today, there is no confirmation that the fighters were withdrawn unharmed by the Russians.

Exit from "Zenit"

On February 16, Viktor Bilyak, a soldier of the 110th brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, announced his departure from "Zenit". The first group of 10 people left on February 14. She came under fire and only three soldiers were able to return back to position. The next day, the command promised equipment to evacuate the wounded, but this did not happen.

Bilyak said that it was extremely difficult to get out. He lost the fighters from the group. Having been wounded, he reached his destination. Other groups went around the enemy.

According to him, the commander ordered to burn everything on the "Zenit" and leave the wounded.

“And this dialogue on the radio wounded us to our very depths: Wounded: Commander, what, there won’t be an evacuation? - No, it won’t, leave “300” and burn everything. He didn’t know he was talking to a wounded man. At least six people remain. And even though we are in Avdiivka, we are ready to leave. The command is pushing on. And they are even ready to bring ammo and supplies and leave us to die,” Victor concluded.

The story of a fighter who remained in position

A video of a conversation between a combat medic from "Zenit" and his sister went viral on the Internet.

According to her, her brother, call sign "Django", was wounded in the back and could not move.

“They (the wounded) were told to wait for the car and they would take everyone away. And they waited for this car for a day and a half. And when they realized that no one would come for them, they started calling everyone. “Django,” when he called me, he was in such pain, they injected him with everything they had left, but the medicine was running out and so was the food,” says the woman.

A few hours later, Django wrote to Kateryna again, saying that they had been left for dead and that no one was coming to pick them up. And in the afternoon, Kateryna’s brother-in-law called Django again via video link.

"My brother said that the command had agreed that the Russians would take them away, because our men would not get to them," says Kateryna.

During this video conversation, Kateryna’s son-in-law saw the Russians enter the mine and tell everyone to get out: "And my son-in-law told us: ’I see the Russians coming in and saying: ’Get up, get out, we’re not going to carry you’. My brother-in-law was still trying to talk to him, and they told my brother to switch off the phone."

Kateryna hoped that her brother would be treated in Donetsk.

But this did not happen....