“Letter from the Marines of Russia, who die in vain near Pavlovka, to the Governor of Primorye, Oleg Kozhemyako. no comments
“Dear Oleg Nikolaevich. The Marines of the 155th Marine Brigade are addressing you.
Once again, we were thrown into an incomprehensible offensive by General M. and his corefan countryman A. in order for M. to earn bonuses in front of the Chief of the General Staff, and A. comrade M. promised the Hero of Russia.
As a result, we and the marines of Kamchatka are advancing on Pavlovka. As a result of the “carefully” planned offensive by the “great generals”, we lost about ... people in 4 days killed, wounded and missing. We lost ... percent of military equipment. This is just our team.
The command of the district, together with A., hide this and take the official figures of losses for fear of responsibility.
How they were going to capture the settlement by slipping through the forest plantations, in which the enemy remained now destroying ours on the ways of evacuating the wounded and transporting ammunition. In addition, Pavlovka is below Ugledar, from which they hit us.
Oleg Nikolaevich, Primorye people! How long will such mediocrity as M. and A. plan military operations for the sake of their reports and receive awards at the cost of the lives of so many people.
They don’t care about anything just to show themselves. They call people meat.
We ask you to turn to the Supreme Commander so that they send a commission not from the Ministry of Defense, where M. protects G., but an independent one.
Let them be asked the purpose of such actions, their provision, and the results without embellishment.
How much can we endure!”
Source: https://t.me/vicktop55/8390
Yes and the Governor initiated action with the military, and it has been proven that some of the allegations (300 dead and injured) are physically impossible given unit strength, more likely total losses 100, with 30 being KIA and 70 wounded, Which would be 1/3 of unit if it was at full strength which likely was not,
and that the settlement of Pavlovka simply not large enough to encompass battle of this magnitude…a battle still going on,
So a very emotional message understandably, with inflation of battle casualties as news passes from source to source, unit to unit.
I know some people prefer 300 dead Russians to gloat about.
Which the Ukrainians have not done.
Strange they would not widely publicize a battle victory like this,
If it occurred,
I prefer analytical facts about both sides,