Battle Bees? The Armed Forces of Ukraine Used an Unusual 'Weapon' to Clean Up the Occupants.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine Used Combat Bees for Cleanup
The Armed Forces of Ukraine Used Combat Bees for Cleanup

On the Pokrovsky direction, Ukrainian military used bees to eliminate Russian occupants. This is reported by 'Glavcom' citing the 225th Separate Assault Battalion.

The military learned to mobilize bees for participation in combat actions.

A group of infantry from the 225th OAB was conducting a clearing operation in a house in the Pokrovsky direction, where they found a basement with occupants. The fighters exhausted all grenades, but the enemy did not lay down their arms.

After some Time, following the placement of two hives of combat bees in the basement, the occupants were destroyed. Undoubtedly, this method does not meet NATO standards. Perhaps the fighters could have dressed in suits and conducted a meeting in a comfortable office. But it is the year 2025, and Russia continues to try to destroy us, disregarding the losses of its citizens and resources, and has no intention of stopping - emphasize the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Border Service servicemen repelled enemy attacks in the Kharkov region, inflicting significant losses on them. This is reported by 'Glavcom' citing the State Border Service of Ukraine.

Fighters from the 'Hart' brigade used drones and mortars for counter-battery operations against the enemy trying to secure themselves on the Vovchansk direction.

In the northern part of the town of Chasiv Yar in Donetsk region, Russian invaders are actively recruiting personnel. This is reported by 'Glavcom' citing a statement from the spokesperson of the operational-tactical group 'Lugansk' Dmytro Zaporozhets, as quoted by 'Suspilne'.

Zaporozhets reported that Russian troops reduced the use of artillery to fire on the city. He suggests that this may be related to the active recruitment of Russian manpower and the preparation of the occupants for possible active offensives in various parts of Chasiv Yar.


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