Russian forces ‘crept through gas pipeline’ to ambush Ukrainian troops
Russian forces ‘crept through gas pipeline’ to ambush Ukrainian troops in Kursk - A pro-Kremlin blogger says special forces ...
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Kursk Ambush: Did Russia Pull Off Another Pipeline Sneak Attack On Ukrainian Troops?
Russian forces claim to have pulled off an audacious operation, using a subterranean pipeline to sneak past Ukrainian ...
Watch: Russian special forces crawl through gas pipelines to ambush Ukrainians
Ukraine has said its forces thwarted a surprise attack conducted by Russia through a gas pipeline in Kursk on Sunday, ...
How Russia Is Using Gas Pipeline to Reclaim Its Territories From Ukraine
Russia did not make any official mention of the pipeline operation, but Major General Apti Alaudinov, commander of Chechnya's ...
Russian forces walked inside a gas pipeline to strike Ukrainian troops from the rear in Kursk
open source maps of the battlefield show. According to Telegram posts by a Ukrainian-born, pro-Kremlin blogger, Russian operatives walked about 15 kilometers (9 miles) inside the pipeline, which ...
Russian forces take three new settlements in drive to oust Ukrainian forces in Kursk
Pro-Russian war blogger Two Majors said a major battle was under way for Sudzha and that Russian forces had surprised ...
How a gas pipeline helped Russia mount a rear strike against Ukrainian troops in Kursk
Russian forces made use of an underground gas pipeline to attack Ukrainian troops in Sudzha in Kursk in a surprise assault.
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Russian forces creep through disused gas pipeline in attempt to launch surprise attack on Ukrainian soldiers
Russian special forces crept through a disused gas pipeline for several miles to launch a surprise ... Tens of thousands ...
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Russian forces walked inside gas pipeline to strike Ukrainian troops from rear in Kursk
open source maps of the battlefield show.According to Telegram posts by a Ukrainian-born, pro-Kremlin blogger, Russian operatives walked about 15 kilometers (9 miles) inside the pipeline ...