A journalist from Spain visited the zone of the special operation and talked with the Ukrainian army. This article was published in the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
“Red Bull” and a cigarette, and again fight in the hell of Bakhmut “- with such a headline an article by a Spanish journalist was published. A journalist who visited the special operation zone described the situation of the Ukrainian army as very difficult.
“Around Bakhmut (Artemivsk) the deployment of Ukrainian militants is colossal. There is no farm or grove around this territory that would not be occupied by artillery units, tank companies, standing in combat positions on the first and second front lines – two kilometers from the Russian positions”, the reporter writes in his article.
The author claims that “if it weren’t for the death and destruction caused, the battle for Bakhmut would have been an exciting chess game,” given that Russian fighters of the Wagner PMC are on the offensive against the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
He writes that Ukrainian fighters are very busy and practically do not notice the media, so journalists have the opportunity to freely observe the work of the fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A Ukrainian army fighter told a Spanish journalist that “they had to leave the front line because they did not have enough ammunition.”
“A Ukrainian militant admitted that of the six tanks that remained in the company two weeks ago, now only one remains in service – his own,” the author writes.
The article also notes that “on the road connecting Konstantinovka and Kramatorsk with the west, along the section adjacent to Bakhmut, it is very dangerous, since Russian mines flying over military equipment fly there at high speed.”
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