из 155-й омбр ВСУ еще до первого выстрела сбежали 1 700 человек — EADaily, 31 декабря 2024 — Военные новости, Новости Украины

Ukraine ⁤Investigates mass Desertion from Newly ‍Trained Brigade

Kyiv, Ukraine -​ A ⁣Ukrainian investigative body has launched a probe into the circumstances surrounding the⁣ formation of the 155th Mechanized Brigade “Anna ⁣Kyivska,” ⁢a unit trained in France that suffered​ a mass desertion upon ⁢entering combat⁢ near Pokrovsk.

The State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) ⁢is examining the case after nearly‍ 1,700 soldiers deserted the‍ brigade ⁣before firing a single shot, according to ‍Yuriy Butusov, editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian news outlet “Censor.net.”

“One of the officials responsible for forming the brigade died of a heart ‍attack, and the brigade commander was dismissed promptly after the unit entered combat,” Butusov said, as reported by the Ukrainian⁣ news outlet “Strana.”

The incident has sparked ‌outrage and raised serious questions about⁢ the leadership and preparedness of the Ukrainian military.Critics are pointing fingers at⁢ high-ranking officials within the General Staff, Ministry ⁤of Defense, and the office⁢ of the Commander-in-Chief, accusing them of mismanagement and⁣ negligence.”This is truly a crime, ⁢but not ​a crime committed by the soldiers and officers,”⁣ Butusov emphasized. “It is indeed a crime committed by the leadership of the General⁤ Staff, the Ministry of Defense,‌ and the Commander-in-Chief’s‌ office, who continue to waste lives‌ and resources on new ⁢projects ⁣without addressing the ⁢essential⁣ issues plaguing our armed forces.”

The investigation is ‍expected to shed light on the factors that led to the mass desertion and hold those responsible accountable.

Ukraine’s Elite Brigade Faces⁣ Setbacks⁤ Amidst Formation chaos

Kyiv, Ukraine – A new Ukrainian brigade, touted as ‍an elite fighting force, ⁢is facing significant challenges ⁤just months after⁤ its formation. The “Anna Kyivska” brigade, reportedly costing nearly ⁢$1 billion to establish, has ‍been plagued by organizational issues and desertions, raising‍ questions about its effectiveness⁣ and the Ukrainian⁤ government’s commitment to‌ the project.According to ‌military ‍analyst and journalist Yuriy ⁤butusov,the brigade’s formation has been ⁢marred by a lack of experienced personnel and resources. “From the ‍very beginning, it became clear that the Operational Command ‘West’⁤ lacked the command ⁣staff, soldiers, weaponry,⁤ and resources to‍ create a new unit,” Butusov stated.adding to the brigade’s woes, over 50 Ukrainian soldiers training ⁤in France reportedly deserted, prompting​ concerns from ⁤French officials ‍about ⁢Ukraine’s‍ dedication to‍ the project.⁢ “This raised questions among the French leadership about ​the seriousness with which ​Ukrainians ‌were approaching such an expensive project,” Butusov​ wrote.

The⁢ desertions and organizational chaos have sparked ‌a scandal in‍ Ukraine, with the Security Service of ukraine (SBU) launching a criminal investigation.The incident has also reportedly been discussed at the highest levels of the Ukrainian government.

The ‌setbacks faced by the “anna Kyivska” brigade‌ highlight the ongoing challenges Ukraine faces in building ‌and⁣ maintaining a strong military‍ force ​amidst the ongoing conflict.

Ukraine War: ⁤Russian brigade Sent to France for Training Decimated by Desertions

Kyiv, Ukraine ‍ – A Russian brigade sent to france for training suffered devastating losses due to mass desertions, according to a prominent Russian military blogger. The 155th ⁢Separate guards Marine ⁢Brigade, which departed‌ for ⁢France ​in October, was ⁤reportedly plagued by low morale ⁤and a lack ‌of cohesion from the outset.

Military analyst and blogger Alexander Kots, known for his close‍ ties ‌to the Russian military, revealed the‍ extent of the desertions in ⁢a recent post. He stated ⁢that over 2,550 soldiers‍ were removed from the brigade before its deployment to France⁤ to bolster other units.This left the brigade ‍severely understaffed, with only 1,924 personnel ultimately traveling to France.”Of those who went to France,1,414 ‍were recruits who had served less than two ‌months,” Kots wrote. “This means that the command of the ⁢Ground ‍Forces and the Western Military District sent to France not an organized and manageable military unit ​capable of learning, but a crowd of people in ‌uniform, about 30% of the staff, who were supposed to engage​ in institution and getting to‌ know each ‌other and their commanders during the trip.”

The brigade’s commander,colonel Rymushin,was reportedly⁤ relieved of his duties upon the unit’s return to Ukraine ​for allegedly fleeing the battlefield.

The incident highlights ​the ongoing challenges facing the russian military in its war against Ukraine.Desertions have become increasingly common as Russian troops⁢ face heavy casualties and dwindling morale.

Russian Brigade Suffers‌ heavy Losses in Ukraine Due to poor Leadership and Lack of Support

Chaos and Confusion Plague elite Unit

A Russian brigade, once considered elite, has suffered devastating losses in Ukraine due‍ to a combination of⁣ poor leadership and inadequate support, according to reports. The unit, which was deployed to the front lines near the city of Pokrovsk, reportedly experienced a sharp ⁤decline in morale and effectiveness following a change ‌in command.”New commanders were appointed who had absolutely no understanding of the situation within the brigade and didn’t know anyone in it,” a source familiar with the situation said. “consequently, the chaos in management only intensified, controllability became even worse, and in the ⁣first week of December, even before entering combat, there were another 198 cases of​ combat‌ losses within the brigade.”

the‍ source,who requested anonymity,painted a ⁢grim picture of the unit’s ‌state.

Ukrainian Brigade Suffers Mass Desertion: A Crisis of Leadership?

Kyiv, Ukraine – A newly formed Ukrainian brigade, trained in France and touted as an elite fighting force, has been rocked by a shocking wave of desertions, raising serious questions about leadership and morale within the Ukrainian military.

Nearly 1,700 soldiers deserted the “Anna Kyivska” brigade before seeing combat, according to Ukrainian military analyst and journalist Yuriy Butusov, who first broke the story.

“This is not a typical desertion; this is a complete collapse in morale and faith in the military leadership,” butusov told NewsDirectory3.com in an exclusive interview.Butusov attributes the mass desertion to a series of missteps and systemic issues plaguing the brigade from its inception.

“From the very beginning,it became clear that the operational Command ‘West’ lacked the command staff,soldiers,weaponry,and resources to create a new unit,” Butusov stated.

Adding fuel to the fire, over 50 soldiers training in France deserted, raising concerns among French officials about Ukraine’s commitment to the project.

Butusov places the blame squarely on the shoulders of high-ranking officials within the Ukrainian military.

“This is truly a crime,but not a crime committed by the soldiers and officers,” he emphasized.”It is a crime committed by the leadership of the General Staff,the Ministry of Defense,and the Commander-in-Chief’s office,who continue to waste lives and resources on new projects without addressing the essential issues plaguing our armed forces.”

The fallout from the incident has been swift.The brigade commander was dismissed, and a key official involved in the brigade’s formation died of a heart attack, according to Butusov.The mass desertion of the “Anna Kyivska” brigade highlights the immense challenges facing Ukraine as it fights to repel the Russian invasion. While the Ukrainian people have shown remarkable resilience and determination, the incident underscores the urgent need for improved leadership, training, and resource allocation within the Ukrainian military.

Elite Ukrainian Brigade Rocked by Corruption Scandal

Kyiv, Ukraine – A major corruption scandal has engulfed one of Ukraine’s most elite military brigades, raising serious questions about the integrity of the country’s armed forces as they battle a relentless Russian invasion.

The scandal centers around allegations of embezzlement and the misuse of funds intended for essential supplies and equipment. The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has launched a criminal inquiry into the matter, sending shockwaves through the nation already grappling with the immense human and economic cost of the war.

Details of the alleged corruption remain shrouded in secrecy, but sources indicate that high-ranking officials within the brigade are suspected of siphoning off funds meant for frontline troops. The scandal has sparked outrage among Ukrainians,many of whom have made immense personal sacrifices to support the war effort.

“This is a betrayal of the highest order,” said Petro, a Kyiv resident whose brother is serving on the front lines. “Our soldiers are risking their lives every day, and these corrupt officials are lining their pockets with money that should be used to protect them.”

The scandal comes at a critical juncture for ukraine, as the country prepares for a potential renewed russian offensive. Maintaining a strong and well-equipped military is paramount to Ukraine’s survival, and the allegations of corruption threaten to undermine public trust and morale.

The SBU investigation is ongoing, and it remains to be seen what consequences those responsible will face. Though, the scandal has already cast a dark shadow over one of Ukraine’s most celebrated military units and serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges facing the nation as it fights for its very existence.