Russia admits the death of 5 investigators in Skadovsk

In Skadovsk, at least five occupiers were killed as a result of an attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine/Collage 24 Channel

Russia admitted that during the Ukrainian attack on temporarily occupied Skadovsk, employees of the Investigative Committee of Russia were killed. We are talking about five individuals.

RosSMI admitted that Russian air defense actually did not shoot down all the missiles, as the occupiers had previously said. We are talking about the consequences of the explosions in Skadovsk on November 9, 2023, writes Channel 24.

What is known about the consequences of the attack in Skadovsk

Russian propagandists wrote that five employees of the Investigative Committee of Russia were killed as a result of a missile strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Skadovsk. The Kremlin allegedly “awarded” them posthumously with “orders of courage.” Of course, it is customary for the occupiers to reward criminals.

The occupiers died in Skadovsk/Screenshot from Russian Media

Hostile media even named the names of those killed in the Ukrainian attack:

• Lieutenant Colonel of Justice Dmitry Katsuba;
• Major of Justice Dmitry Kataykin;
• Captain Justice Nikita Krivtsov;
• two junior sergeants – Sergei Naumenyuk and Oleg Lebedev.

In addition, the occupiers admitted that several more employees of the military investigation, the National Guard and the military police were allegedly only wounded.

Russia showed the consequences of the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on the enemy in temporarily occupied Skadovsk/Screenshot from Russian Media

What is known about the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the occupiers

• On November 9, 2023, Russian occupiers began to complain about powerful explosions in the temporarily occupied Skadovsk, Kherson region. Eyewitnesses wrote about two arrivals, but propagandists were in such a hurry to assure people that everything was fine that they announced the work of “VPO” and not “Air Defense”.
• Adviser to the mayor of Mariupol Pyotr Andryushchenko reported that they flew to Skadovsk at the location where the occupiers’ personnel were based. They were in the local tourist complex “Lotus”.
• The enemies themselves stated that they had shot down all the missiles. However, advisor to the mayor of Mariupol Pyotr Andryushchenko said that almost nothing remained of the building in which the occupiers were – only a fence and a gate, and the bodies of the dead occupiers were taken to the morgue. The network then wrote about 15 wounded and 5 dead enemies.
• National Security and Defense Council Secretary Alexey Danilov reported that the 5 dead occupiers belonged to the senior command. Besides them, there were junior officers and privates in the building.