Ukrainian forces dismantle key Kadyrovtsy drone command
The Ukrainian Armed Forces have eliminated a military member with the pseudonym "Amur," who was the commander of the drone unit from the special "Akhmat" unit of the Kadyrovtsy. The unit, operating in the Kursk region, utilised kamikaze drones for attacks.
According to the War News profile, the Ukrainian military has neutralised the commander of the drone unit of the Kadyrovtsy's special "Akhmat" unit, known as "Amur." This report was apparently confirmed by Apti Alaudinov, the unit commander.
The unit carried out operations in the Kursk region. It is known for its activities in this area, specialising in the use of "Molniya-2" kamikaze drones and "Supercam" reconnaissance drones.
This marks another setback for the Russian army. Just a week ago, the death of Major Marat Tibilov, known as "Talib," was reported. He was the commander of the fire group of the Central State Security Service of Rosgvardiya and was eliminated during the fighting in the Kursk region.
Russians attacked Kyiv
Unfortunately, the Russians are enacting very harsh reprisals on the civilian population. Recently, bombing in Kryvyi Rih resulted in several deaths, including children. Furthermore, on Sunday, 6th April in the morning, Russia launched an intense missile attack on Ukraine, prompting an air raid alert across the nation. In the capital, Kyiv, numerous explosions occurred, causing fires and injuring residents.
According to reports from monitoring channels on social media, Russia deployed ballistic missiles, cruise missiles launched from strategic bombers, and missiles launched from ships in the Black Sea during the attack.
