The head of the BPS calculation, Nazdrachev, destroyed an APU mortar with a drone strike

The head of the calculation of unmanned systems, Private Viktor Nazdrachev, who was carrying out a combat mission to cover the assault groups, destroyed a mortar of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) along with the calculation. This was announced by the Russian Defense Ministry on July 30.

It is clarified that after receiving intelligence on the location of the gun, which prevented the attack aircraft from approaching the enemy stronghold, Nazdrachev immediately lifted an attack drone into the air and destroyed the object along with three Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters. Thanks to the professional and timely actions of the private, the stormtroopers managed to take more advantageous positions without loss of personnel.

In addition, the Russian Defense Ministry noted the actions of Sergeant Marat Biktimirov, who was carrying out a combat mission to liberate the enemy-occupied borders. Under the conditions of artillery fire and FPV drones, he was able to secretly get close to an enemy fortified stronghold and install a tank mine near it. The fighter activated it remotely: the dugout was destroyed, up to three soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were eliminated.

Thanks to Biktimirov's courage and decisive actions, the combat mission was completed, and the fighters of the reinforcement group managed to advance.

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By defeating the defense of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in this area, the Russian army created the conditions for itself to reach Slavyansk and Kramatorsk.

On July 29, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that Private Sergei Yevtushenkov neutralized four drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during night duty. In addition, the department noted the actions of junior Sergeant Aslan Karov. Having come under fire, he maneuvered in dangerous areas and led the car away from the fire: the cargo was saved and promptly delivered to the front lines.