The occupiers use drugs on the front line: it resembles a "zombie apocalypse"

The occupiers use drugs on the front line: it resembles a "zombie apocalypse"

Russian occupiers use strong drugs on the front line. They are sent on assaults with severe injuries, they die by the dozens and hundreds, and their advance sometimes resembles a zombie apocalypse. Due to the terrible treatment of personnel, the aggressor country’s army, Russia, suffers significant losses.

This was reported by the commander of the UAV crew "Heavenly Punishment" of the 4th Operational Brigade "Rubizh" Andriy Otchenash during a telethon. Currently, his unit is defending Ukraine on the Lyman-Bakhmut direction.

In particular, the defender commented on the high level of the aggressor’s losses, as evidenced by the operational reports of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

"The occupiers are actually dying. They are using drugs, and very strong drugs. This is a minus for us. We see that Russian servicemen, with absolutely terrible injuries, with non-combat-ready units, still continue assault actions. There are several assaults every day," the military officer said.

He added that for ten days he was on a mission in a sector of the front where "literally 24/7 assault actions are happening either in our directions or in the directions of allied units."

"And they just don’t stop. They go, they die. And if one Russian serviceman enters a position he needs, he tries to accumulate there. And so they are ready to kill their 40 soldiers so that 4-5 Russian servicemen accumulate at some point. And from there, they try to assault again. These are such large losses that it’s even hard for me to imagine what could be the motivation for their soldiers," said Andriy Otchenash.

According to him, the Russian invaders go on assaults with severe injuries that do not stop them on the way.

"We had situations where an occupier’s legs were shredded – he continues to walk, and blood flows behind him – he still doesn’t stop and continues his movement. For me, it sometimes looks like a zombie apocalypse. They die in batches – dozens, hundreds a day, and it’s so irrational. It’s so terrible, sometimes it feels like Russian soldiers are made on a conveyor belt. Because it’s illogical. To treat the lives of soldiers how Russian officers do – it’s senseless," said the officer.

He also noted that the Ukrainian defenders in the "Rubizh" brigade try to preserve the life of every serviceman:

"Even when we bring our servicemen to positions, we always bring them under aerial reconnaissance, with certain covers, trying to get them to the positions as safely as possible. Here (with the Russians, - Ed.) we see that they just go, die, have settled somewhere, reported: ’We are here. – Well, okay, stay there. – We are wounded. – Okay, stay there anyway.’ This means large losses due to the terrible treatment of personnel."