The Russians confirmed the death of the commander after a strike on a military unit in Crimea

As a result of the strike The commander of a Russian military unit died on Mount Ai-Petri/Collage 24 Channel

On Mount Ai-Petri, in In occupied Crimea on May 13 there was a missile attack on a military unit of the occupiers. As a result of this, the commander of this military unit, Alexander Kulakov, died.

In the end, the death of the Russian was confirmed by the so-called “head” of the occupation administration of Alushta . Russian media reported this, reports Channel 24.

The Russians confirmed the death of their commander in Crimea

The “head” of the occupation administration of Alushta, Galina Ogneva, wrote on social networks that the Russians said goodbye to Lieutenant Colonel of the Russian Armed Forces Alexander Kulakov, who “at the cost of his life as a result of a missile attack on Crimea died heroically.” < /p>

Alexander Kulakov died after a missile strike on a military unit on Ai-Petri/Photo from Russian social networks

The occupier also noted that “courage and courage Alexander makes everyone who knew him proud,” and the name of the Russian “will forever remain in the hearts” of the residents of Alushta.

The Russian invader in Alushta also expressed “condolences to his family and friends” the deceased commander of the occupiers and cynically said that Kulakov “gave his life for the safety and future of our Crimea.”

Voinskaya Some of the Russians on Mount Ai-Petri were fired upon

• On the morning of May 13, it was quite alarming in Crimea. The Ministry of Defense of the enemy state reported on the “successful work” of Russian air defense and claimed that they allegedly shot down 4 Storm Shadow missiles and 7 drones.
• In the end, Russian media reported that several rockets attacked Russian military unit 85683 on Mount Ai-Petri in Crimea. In particular, on the mountain there is a “secret” military air defense base of the 3rd radio technical regiment of the Russian armed forces.
• Then Russian media wrote that the commander of military unit No. 85683, Alexander Kulakov, was killed. There was allegedly a second occupier who died, but the Russians did not name his last name.
• It is worth noting that the third radio engineering regiment was formed in 2014 on the basis of the 40th radio engineering brigade of the Ukrainian Air Force. Before the occupation of Crimea, there was a Ukrainian radio frequency battalion, which contained Soviet-made Oborona, Altai and Granitsa-M radar systems, as well as Ukrainian 36DS-6. This equipment is enough to control the sky on the temporarily annexed Ukrainian peninsula.