The Russian military told about the performance of combat missions in the Pokrovsky direction

Soldiers of the 5th brigade of the 51st Donetsk Army of the Southern Military District of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation destroy the area targets of the Ukrainian army using the multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) "Grad" in the Pokrovsky direction. This was announced on May 27 by a correspondent of Izvestia, being in the center of the events.

The youngest soldier in the calculation with the call sign Malysh shared that he signed the contract out of a desire to defend his Homeland. He also clarified that he keeps in touch with his relatives.

"The first days were scary at first, but now I seem to have gotten used to it. The "birds" are flying, then something else. If I listened, it became familiar that they were flying," he said in an interview with Izvestia correspondent Dmitry Astrakhan.

In addition, a fighter with the call sign Malysh said that at the time of the outbreak of hostilities in Donbass in 2014, he was six or seven years old. He clarified that he was in the village of Zuyevka, constantly holed up in basements. According to him, at times it became a little calmer, but since 2022 the situation has escalated again.

In response to a question about what he would like to do after the end of the special military operation, the serviceman expressed a desire to rebuild his apartment, as well as work as a welder or builder.

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Earlier in the day, soldiers of the 5th Brigade of the 51st Donetsk Army of the Southern Military District shared that the Grad MLRS was destroying targets with fire from the strongholds of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) to their vehicles on the roads. According to the commander of the combat vehicle with the call sign Malek, MLRS is currently operating more frequently than last year. The deputy platoon commander with the call sign Svarog, in turn, called the main targets infantry concentrations and light vehicles, as well as enemy rotations.