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VIDEO EXCERPT from documentary

1. Exiled Russian journalists count the secret ‘true Russian death toll’ of Putin’s war in Ukraine
The Sun
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ds_kPNFjX28

Forced to flee their homeland following a Kremlin crackdown on dissident voices inside Russia, many have fled to the former Soviet satellite states of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania.

In Vilnius, a group of opposition reporters have been working to uncover the
true death toll of Putin’s war in Ukraine, work that would likely land them hefty prison sentences in Russia.

In this excerpt from an Exclusive Sun documentary, the reporter’s reveal how they are tracking the hidden Russian death toll of the Ukraine war and how many Russian soldiers they believe have really died in Ukraine.

Watch the full documentary on the Sun’s YouTube channel
6pm Sunday the 10th of September.

VIDEO COMMENTS FROM CENSOR.NET 9-20-2023

1. Fighters of 103rd SBTD hit enemy BTR-80, IFV, “Ural” and eliminated Russian invaders.
SOURCE: https://censor.net/en/v3444655
VIDEO: https://storage2.censor.net/video/3/200923_sfhj.mp4

Soldiers of the 103rd separate territorial defence brigade in a short period of time hit the occupiers with attack drones on board an APC-80, destroyed a machine gun nest, and damaged an infantry fighting vehicle and a Ural-4320.

Lviv terrorist defenders showed in a video how they inflict damage on the occupiers and their equipment, Censor.NET reports.

2. Special Ukrainian forces destroyed 12 tanks, 34 BBM and eliminated more than 50 invaders.

SOURCE: https://censor.net/en/video_news/3444646
VIDEO: https://storage2.censor.net/video/3/200923_shdjs.mp4

The list of enemy losses was expanded: 12 tanks, 34 armoured personnel carriers, three artillery systems, seven trucks, and 21 fortifications with personnel. Source: https://censor.net/en/v3444646

Special Forces of the SSU Special Operations Centre “A” from the “White Wolf” unit destroyed 56 units of Russian military equipment over the past month. In addition, more than 50 occupants were eliminated.

This was reported by the SSU press service, Censor.NET reports

3. Russian prisoner shared details of atrocities of “Wagners”: “They chopped off limbs, shot their own”.
CENSOR https://censor.net/en/v3444629
VIDEO https://storage2.censor.net/video/3/200923_sgjss.mp4

A former Russian prisoner and now a prisoner of war shared shocking details of how the Russians on one of the frontlines cut off limbs, shot their own people, and then practised medical training on them. The entire process was led by former Wagner PMC fighters.

4. Border guards destroy two hostile Murom-M systems in Kupiansk direction.
SOURCE: https://censor.net/en/v3444616
VIDEO: https://storage2.censor.net/video/3/200923_sbfs.mp4

In the Kupyansk sector, the Steel Front fighters destroyed two enemy Murom-M video surveillance systems in one day.

This was reported by the press service of the State Border Guard Service. The SBGS also reminded that in August-September alone, the Steel Frontier detected and destroyed seven such installations.

5. Rare Russian BM-30 “Smerch” MLRS destroyed by Ukrainian soldiers.
SOURCE: https://censor.net/en/v3444583
VIDEO: https://storage2.censor.net/video/3/200923_hzs.mp4

The occupiers filmed and published a video with their rare BM-30 Smerch MLRS, which Ukrainian soldiers destroyed near the village of Kamianka in Zaporizhzhia.

According to Censor.NET, the recording shows that the installation is completely out of order and cannot be restored. The occupier notes in the video that the crew of the MLRS survived, but suffered injuries of varying severity.

The BM-30 Smerch is a 300 mm multiple launch rocket system developed in the USSR. Work on the system began in the late 1970s, the first tests took place in 1983, and in 1987 the system was adopted by the Soviet Army. The occupying army has about 100 units of these MLRS in service.

The occupiers filmed and published a video with their rare BM-30 Smerch MLRS, which Ukrainian soldiers destroyed near the village of Kamianka in Zaporizhzhia.