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A fighter of the Russian Armed Forces spoke about drunk Ukrainian militants in Konstantinovka

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An attack aircraft of the South group of forces with the call sign Anger told Izvestia on July 22 how, during a sweep of one of the districts of Konstantinovka, Russian servicemen met fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) who were in inadequate condition.

After securing his position a month later, Anger and a colleague went to get a "package" of ammunition and food. On the way, they saw three militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), who were in an inadequate condition and did not even imagine that there might be Russian servicemen nearby. The stormtrooper suggested that the Ukrainian command was not informed about the positions of the Russian Armed Forces, leaving the fighters without information.

"It's like being drugged, dumbfounded. And how not to remove them when they are in such a state, no matter how many of them there are, one of our fighters will be enough," he told Izvestia military correspondent Alexander Safiulin.

After that, the servicemen took the "parcel" and, returning to their positions, reported to the command. The position occupied by the fighters facilitated the advance of Russian troops, the arrival of reinforcements and the evacuation of the wounded.

Earlier, Anger was awarded the Order of Courage and the medal "For Bravery". He received state awards for the successful conduct of the operation in Bakhmut, during which, together with a colleague with the call sign Long, he identified the position of the AFU drone operators, cleared it, captured two commanders and organized a deployment point for Russian drone operators.

Konstantinovka has been fully controlled by the Russian Armed Forces since July 3. Since then, the cleansing of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) began there and actions to evacuate civilians began.

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