Fighter Umka about the assault at the Clock Yar: we were 3 people against 40 militants of the Armed Forces

Russian servicemen practiced assault in settlements and in the forest belt in the suburb of Chasov Yar. Careful training and assistance of drone operators played an important role in the positive outcome of the battle, Umka said. “The assault on me was without injuries — the enemy was driven out of this settlement, but later tried to take him back several times. And they used equipment, went to Bradley (armored vehicle manufactured in the United States). A few cars were used, I counted six. At the points where we were entrenched, there were three men left, and the enemy was about 40 soldiers. Thank you to our birdwatchers. - Editor's note, they didn't let us close. But at some point we were seven meters away from the enemy, Umka recalls. During the assault, the fighter received a captured bulletproof vest. According to him, a Ukrainian officer voluntarily parted with him. Umka was born in the Murmansk region. In May, he signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces. Before coming to the front, he worked as a lawyer. Earlier, the head of the Donetsk People’s Republic Denis Pushilin said that the units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the Clock Yar achieved tactical success. Currently, there are still urban fighting, said the head of the region.

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