Russian soldiers caught looting in Kursk region warehouse
Here is Putin's army. A video showing Russian soldiers shamelessly plundering parcels in a warehouse located in one of the villages they still control in the Kursk region has surfaced online.
While Ukrainians have been fighting for nearly three weeks in the Kursk region to "push the war onto enemy territory", in one of the villages outside their control, where there is a Wildberries online shop warehouse, Russians are engaging in regular looting.
A recording surfaced online, showing three Russian soldiers entering the warehouse and freely opening the deposited parcels. Anton Herashchenko shared it on his channel on the portal X.
According to Russian Telegram channels, three Russian soldiers entered the warehouse and began opening and taking parcels that had been sent to local residents - wrote the Ukrainian politician.
Another recording is circulating online, showing Russian soldiers, likely from Akhmat, looting a mobile phone shop in Glushkovo in the Kursk region.
They are smashing display cases, taking equipment (for example, power supplies), and trying to open doors - describes Herashchenko.
The shared recordings are being commented on by internet users. "Very telling," notes one and adds:
The activity of Kadyrov's men in the Kursk region: looting shops. Will they receive a Tesla Cybertruck?
The Ukrainian army appeared on Russian territory nearly three weeks ago. Soldiers entered the Kursk region on Tuesday (6 August) and have been fighting there ever since. In connection with the offensive from the Russian territories bordering Ukraine, more than 76,000 people have been evacuated.
