Two infantrymen from 60th Mechanised Brigade returned from their positions after 143 and 99 days of continuous combat. PHOTOS
Soldiers from the 60th Separate Mechanised Ingulets Brigade returned from positions where they had been defending for 143 and 99 days.
This was reported by the brigade, according to Censor.NET.
What is known?
The brigade reported that two soldiers from the 60th Mechanised Brigade's motorised infantry battalion spent 143 and 99 days at their positions without rotation.
"143 and 99 days of continuous combat. That is how long the soldiers spent at their positions, holding their defence under constant enemy fire,"the 60th Mechanised Brigade reported.
The brigade showed photographs taken when the soldiers returned from their positions.
Photo: Facebook / 60th Separate Mechanised Ingulets Brigade
Photo: Facebook / 60th Separate Mechanised Ingulets Brigade
Photo: Facebook / 60th Separate Mechanised Ingulets Brigade
Photo: Facebook / 60th Separate Mechanised Ingulets Brigade
Photo: Facebook / 60th Separate Mechanised Ingulets Brigade
Photo: Facebook / 60th Separate Mechanised Inhulets Brigade
What preceded this?
- Earlier, the 93rd Separate Mechanised Brigade "Kholodnyi Yar" reported on two of its infantrymen who returned from their positions near the city of Kostiantynivka, where they had been defending for 130 days.
- In addition, two National Guard soldiers from Varash held their positions near Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region for over 160 days.