Plans to transfer decommissioned equipment to the front have actually been thwarted.
In Russia, the commander of the 13th Panzer Regiment of the 4th Panzer Division shot himself after disarming military equipment that was to be sent to the war in Ukraine, and it turned out to be terrible – his compatriots stole everything possible. This was reported by the telegram channel of the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine.
“The” canned “Russian military equipment was completely stolen,” the statement said.
In particular, the 4th Panzer Division of the Russian Federation found out that out of 10 “canned” tanks, only one is in a more or less working condition. The rest are completely dismantled. Some of them do not even have engines.
It is also reported that according to available information, the commander of the 13th Panzer Regiment of the 4th Panzer Division of the Russian Federation shot himself after deconservation.
“To date, plans to transfer decommissioned equipment to the front have been effectively thwarted. In general, Russia often faces the impossibility of restoring equipment after” deconservation “from warehouses. Optical devices and electronics containing precious metals have been completely stolen from combat vehicles.” – notes the State Special Communications.
We will remind, according to the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense, occupiers try to recover losses at the expense of the equipment removed from long storage .
In particular, at the airfield in the village of Klimovo, Bryansk region (35 km from the Ukrainian border), the enemy is deploying a repair and rehabilitation base (RVB). Currently, the enemy RVB is trying to “put into operation” a significant amount of equipment coming from long-term storage warehouses. The condition of this technique is generally extremely unsatisfactory, which makes it impossible to fully use it.
At the same time, places are being created to store equipment that has been disabled on the battlefield.
