Russian media reports at least 10 soldiers killed in missile strike in Luhansk Oblast
At least 10 servicemen were killed in the temporarily occupied Luhansk Oblast as a result of a missile attack on a Russian army training ground, Russian Telegram channel Astra claimed, citing its own sources on March 14.
The incident occurred on March 13, near the occupied village of Triokhizbenka, three missiles (allegedly HIMARS) hit the training ground.
According to Astra, the exact number of dead and wounded is currently unknown.
On Feb. 20, the Russian service of BBC News reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck at the Russian training ground near Volnovakha, Donetsk Oblast. Russian so-called “military commanders” confirmed the strike on the training ground. According to them, 65 Russian soldiers were killed.
On Feb. 22, the spokesperson for the Joint Command South, Natalia Humenyuk, reported that the Russian occupiers’ training ground on the left bank of the Kherson Oblast was also struck. About 60 invaders were eliminated.
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