Russian Military Says Aircraft Struck Shkval Regiment Fighters in Zaporizhzhia Region
Russian defense sources said the strikes targeted newly deployed recruits from the regiment near the front line, according to TASS.
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Russian aircraft carried out strikes using FAB bombs against fighters from the Shkval regiment in the Zaporizhzhia region, according to a report by TASS citing Russian defense sources.
The report said the strikes came after new recruits from the Shkval regiment had reportedly been sent near Zaporizhzhia and to the front line.
TASS's report reflects claims from Russian defense sources and has not been independently verified. Ukrainian officials have not commented publicly on the reported strikes.
Claims regarding military operations in the region are frequently disputed by the opposing side, and independent verification of battlefield details remains difficult amid the ongoing conflict.
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