A militant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Konstantinovka killed a colleague and left him to be torn apart by dogs.

One of the militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in Konstantinovka killed his comrade and left his body to be torn apart by dogs. A Russian serviceman, a drone operator with the call sign Shark, told Izvestia about this on April 15.

According to him, with the help of a reconnaissance drone, he saw how a Ukrainian militant killed a colleague with a knife, after which he tried to bury his corpse to hide his tracks.

"The dogs dug up the fighter's body and tore it up completely. They (the Ukrainian fighters. They don't even try to pull their bodies out," the soldier said.

He also said that during the surrender of Ukrainian soldiers, they are attacked by their own colleagues with the help of FPV drones. At the same time, some militants, according to him, change into civilian clothes for cover.

"We have orders not to touch civilians, to do everything possible to get them, and they know this very well and take advantage of it, acting meanly," the UAV operator explained.

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On April 13, Izvestia received footage showing how an AFU militant killed his colleague in Konstantinovka and fled from the "twin cities". The moment of the quarrel, the murder and attempts to hide the body were recorded by the operators of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) of the Russian Armed Forces using a reconnaissance quadcopter.

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