Ukrainian Armed Forces 'revenge' on Russians for attack on 128th Brigade in Zaporizhzhia region

This was informed by a serviceman of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the founder of the unit Madyar's Birds, Robert Brovdi (Madyar).

According to Madyar, the attack was carried out on November 19 in the Kherson region - on the day of the Russian missile forces and artillery during the award ceremony. At the same time, the Russians carefully hid this place, because it was on the edge of the forest and disguised.

"Retaliation. Boomerang: two weeks after the attack on the 128th. 810th, you feel the pain, we know it. For our guys. For the Transcarpathian separate mountain assault brigade. Follow the obituaries closely, especially those from the occupied Crimea media. And around the main Burdenko hospital," Robert Brovdi wrote.

In total, according to the Ukrainian soldier, 25 militants from the 810th Marine Brigade were killed and about a hundred more were wounded. The Russians are carefully concealing the losses among the command staff.

The deaths of soldiers of the 128th Brigade in Zaporizhzhia - what is known

On Friday, November 3, Russian terrorists launched a missile attack on the personnel of the 128th Detached Mountain Assault Brigade of the Transcarpathian region, killing 19 soldiers. Local residents also sustained injuries of varying severity. The State Bureau of Investigation has initiated criminal proceedings in response.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has responded to the deaths of soldiers with the 128th Detached Mountain Assault Brigade. He stated that the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

According to Hromadske, Brigadier General Dmytro Lysyuk, was reportedly late for an award ceremony event near the front line, when the attack happened. He had been suspended pending investigation. 

On the evening of November 6, President Zelenskyy confirmed the suspension of Brigadier General Lysyuk and announced an official investigation by the Ministry of Defense into the incident.

The Washington Post detailed the attack during an award ceremony.