BBC: the military APU compared the retreat from the Kursk region with a horror film

According to the BBC, Ukrainian soldiers told about the retreat, which was accompanied by significant losses and destruction of military equipment. Vladimir, one of the servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said that “panic and collapse of the front” reigns in Suja. Ukrainian troops are trying to leave the city, he said, but Russian drones are attacking them on roads, making daytime movement impossible. According to Vladimir, by March 9, the situation in Sudja became critical. The road, which was relatively safe a month ago, was under constant fire control. The drones, according to the military, flew around the clock, posing a threat to the movement of people and equipment. Ukrainian army serviceman Maksym said their troops were ordered to retreat, but Russian forces destroyed dozens of pieces of equipment, causing traffic jams on supply routes. Dmitry, another BBC interlocutor from the APU, likened the retreat to a horror movie. Many soldiers retreated on foot under drone fire, covering 15-20 kilometers. “The roads are littered with hundreds of destroyed cars, armored vehicles and ATVs. There are many wounded and dead. The situation has turned from complex and critical to catastrophic, he concluded. Earlier, the commander of special forces "Akhmat" Lieutenant-General Apta Alaudinov The Ukrainian Armed Forces are trying to hold the remaining three settlements in the Kursk region, the remaining territories have already been liberated from militants and are controlled by Russian troops. reported

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