Moment Putin unleashes hell on his OWN Russian territory by bombing rebel fighters in war-torn Belgorod – The Sun
DRAMATIC footage has captured the moment an enraged Vladimir Putin used fighter-bombers to unleash hell on his own soil.
Moscow’s troops deliberately targeted one for the first time Russian border village with deadly slide bombs after it was captured by rebel groups.
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The humiliated tyrant, 71, carried out an aerial bombardment in the village of Kozinka in Belgorod – a border area increasingly ravaged by Ukrainian attacks and raids by Russian partisans.
After the brutal bombings with the FAB-500, it is said that not a single house remains intact in Kozinka, which had a population of 1,132 before the war.
Earlier in the war, Russian planes embarrassingly bombed Russian territory due to misfires, but this was a case of precise targeting.
A local woman told the Dozhd TV channel that Kozinka was “practically destroyed.”
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“They dumped [the bombs] on residential buildings – and in most cases there are no houses.”
Analyst Julian Röpcke wrote on Telegram channel BILD: “This video shows massive Russian air strikes on… Russia.
“Although forces hostile to the regime captured only one street in the small village of Kozinka in the Belgorod region, Putin responded with brutal force, including numerous FAB-500 glide bombs from fighter-bombers.”
The pro-Putin channel Two Majors said: “Several groups of enemy infantry have already been destroyed. The fighting continues.”
The bombing of Kozinka comes after the Russian military spent days denying the presence of enemy forces in the settlement and other villages across the border with Ukraine.
However, as of last week, three battalions of anti-Putin insurgents have been active fight fiercely against government forces and conquer territory.
Despite having a limited arsenal, the pro-Kiev fighters have managed to maintain their presence in both Belgorod and Kursk and have humiliated Vlad by claiming at least two villages.
The Russian armed forces responded to the attack, saying: “In the direction of Belgorod, Russian units completely cleared the Kozinka settlement of the remains of Ukrainian militants.”
The Russian military “continues to take measures to prevent the penetration of sabotage and reconnaissance groups of the Ukrainian Armed Forces into the border area.”
Ukraine The armed forces have denied involvement in the ongoing attacks in the border area, saying the paramilitary groups are “independent organizations” of Russian citizens operating “at home.”
This week, Putin ordered his military to respond by hitting civilian targets in Ukraine — which his forces have been doing throughout the war anyway — and demanded that his FSB hunt down and kill anti-Putin partisan fighters wherever they are .
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Accusing his enemy of civilian attacks, he said: “We can respond in kind.
“[We can hit] civilian infrastructure and all other similar objects that the enemy attacks.”
The despot instructed the high command of his secret service on Tuesday to hunt down and execute Russian rebels fighting with Ukraine.
Putin told the FSB commanders: “These traitors, I ask you, as this has always been the case in our history, not to forget who they are, to reveal them by name.
“We will punish them without the statute of limitations, wherever they are.”
Earlier this week, Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov announced an evacuation order to move 9,000 children away from the new front line, where the paramilitaries have been active in shelling and cross-border forays.
Later evacuees will be sent to the Stavropol region, including children from the city of Belgorod, which has been under constant fire in recent days.
The evacuation order was a stark admission that Putin, despite boasting about the strength of his armed forces, is unable to properly defend a Russian region.
For days, the anti-Kremlin groups have urged citizens to immediately evacuate their homes houses anticipating what they called “huge.” strikes“.
At dawn on March 12, rebels from the Russian Freedom Legion (RFL), the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) and the Siberian Battalion (SB) launched an unprecedented action. two-pronged cross-border attack on their homeland.
The political head of the Russian armed resistance, Ilya Ponomarevtold The Sun last week that his were Ukraine-supporting partisans ready to do battle with Vlad as part of “Operation Freedom”.
The former Russian MP said: “This is absolutely the biggest attack we have led and it is finally a joint operation by all three Russian [partisan] regiments.”
“This is a large-scale operation – we are attacking multiple directions at the same time,” Ponomarev added.
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Who are the partisans?
Determined to take on Putin, Russian partisans supporting Ukraine have repeatedly launched raids and attacks in Russia’s border areas.
The ‘freedom fighters’ – independent groups of mainly Russian citizens – were recently formed in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Since then, they have gone from strength to strength with the explicit goal of finally putting an end to the Kremlin regime.
On March 12, anti-Putin paramilitaries launched their largest attack on their homeland yet and now claim to have captured two villages.
Fighters from the Freedom of Russia Legion (FRL), the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) and the Siberian Battalion (SB) have joined forces to lead their attack in the Russian border areas of both Belgorod and Kursk.
They stated that their goal was to disrupt Putin’s sham election last week and “take back our country” [Putin’s] regime inch by inch”.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has admitted that settlements are under siege by armed rebels and that they have evacuated parts of Belgorod.
Their political head, Ilya Ponomarev, told The Sun that they had been carrying out continuous small-scale raids since September to keep up pressure on Russia’s defenses.
He explained that they were now engaged in “our largest attack yet”.
The partisans have also fought for Ukraine in some of the bloodiest battles to rage across the 900-kilometre front.
At the end of May last year – prior to the explosive but aborted mutiny of the Wagner Group in June – fighters from the FRL and RDK stormed across the border in tanks and led the main attack on Russian soil since Putin came to power.
In a days-long battle, they “liberated” eight villages in the Belgorod region, even capturing Russian soldiers and embarrassing Putin on the world stage.
In December, The Sun spoke to a senior commander of the legion, Caesar, who promised as much Russia is ready to explode and has promised to light its fuse in 2024.
Caesar – who is now the face of the latest large-scale attack on Russia – explained: “That’s why Putin is very afraid of us.”
He warned Russia that its “warriors” will stop at nothing to “liberate our motherland” and “save Ukraine” in the process.
“We are the first military regiment to say clearly and loudly that only a struggle with force can change power in Russia.”
The commander said they have a combined force of thousands of brave Russians behind them – those willing to risk their lives to secure a “brighter future” for Russia.