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More and more trench combat videos have been appearing over the last few weeks.
Of course, the horror is complete - point-blank shooting, grenades flying back and forth.
All the classic: moved forward, cleared to the corner, then the queue in the opening,
a grenade, another queue, advanced to the next turn, control, and so on for hours and
miles.
Went close contact , and it was immediately affected by Western training, where everything
was based on protocols and algorithms, and combat experience - the mechanics, perfected
to full automatism.
While the Russians rely on the monstrous density of minefields and artillery, the Ukrainians
manage to engage them, but they retreat, unable to withstand such hell.
The front is cracking, but it still holds.
There are only incursions into the defense.
But somewhere, it will inevitably collapse, we wait.
I decided that I would show the war against Russia through the eyes of Sergeant Markus,
you are already familiar with him from other videos on the channel.
Who else but him has the right to be the voice of Ukraine's counter-attack, he and his 47th
Mechanized Brigade Magura are the battering ram that is now punching through the defense
of the Russian army in the south of the country.
If you agree or disagree with this format, I look forward to feedback in the comments.
So, a word to Marcus:
Good day, glory to Ukraine!
We had 24 hours of storming yesterday.
We advanced very far, very deep.
On foot.
That's why we were very tired.
Now I am shooting video from the enemy trenches.
Now.
I'm still filming from the enemy trenches.
There's a lot of bodies here right now.
Not stinking yet, thank God.
But we're going to move on with the fighting now, deep into enemy territory.
Obviously, it will not be soon, because their defenses here are very dense, very well built.
So the stage when the bodies start to stink to us here, unfortunately, most likely we
will catch it.
But in general, these negative nuances are a sign that we are successfully doing our
job.
Semper Audentes!
Apart from that, I also forgot to say, the extreme position we took yesterday, there
was a very small trench, but we had to spend all night there defending it in order to move
on now.
Now literally in 5 minutes we're going to take the next assault, on to the next positions.
The enemies don't know about it, we'll do everything very, very secretly.
We'll crawl in two groups.
And God willing weโll catch them by surprise.
In general, we were forced to stay at this position all night, the trench is narrow and
covered with enemy bodies.
Well, obviously they tried to sleep somehow, they took turns resting.
And actually, we were literally sleeping on enemy bodies.
I haven't had that experience yet, to be honest.
Well, directly, sleeping on the enemy's body.
What can I tell you?
It was soft.
Glory to Ukraine!
The next morning Markus posted this video :
"The counteroffensive is progressing successfully.
Glory to Ukraine!
"Magura" is crushing the enemy!"
As far as I understand all videos are posted with a delay to keep the fog of war alive.
Waiting for more videos from Markus and his 47th Magura Brigade.
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