On Tuesday anti-Kremlin troops launched a two prong attack on two Russian regions and after capturing a border town they have sent a warning shot to Vladimir Putin that they will “march on Moscow.”
On Wednesday Russian volunteer forces who are fighting alongside with Ukrainian forces strongly urged local authorities in Belgorod and Kursk to “evacuate the cities.”
Freedom of Russia Legion, Siberian Battalion and Russian Volunteer Corps have been engaged in ferocious battles which has seen “Putin’s army quickly escape” leaving behind “heavy equipment” and ammunition.
LSR volunteer Alexei Baranovsky told Pravda, “All our groups are still located in Kursk and Belgorod Oblasts.
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“The whole situation is underway. Today, we only saw the first part of the multi-act play.”
He told Newsweek they are now hoping to “march on Moscow” to undertake the “liberation of Russia from Putin.”
The Freedom of Russia Legion (LSR), the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK), and the Siberian Battalion issued a joint statement, “We call on the local authorities to preserve human lives and begin evacuating the cities of Kursk and Belgorod.
“Putin’s assassins are launching massive strikes on peaceful Ukrainian cities, positioning their military installations amidst residential areas, schools, and government institutions. The bombardment of Ukraine from the territory of Belgorod must cease!
“In this regard, we are forced to inflict fire damage on military positions in Belgorod and Kursk. To avoid civilian casualties, we urge everyone to leave the cities immediately.”
LSR fighters reported on Wednesday that they had destroyed a Russian control center.
They said, “We are approaching a crisis for the defense industry of the bloody regime. Anyway, it does not work for defense, but for attack.”
The Russian Freedom Legion said in a message that they are now positioned in the village of Tyotkino, in the Kursk region.
They said, “We are fighting in Tyotkino… We are alive, we are tired, we are with you.”
They added, “The streets are heavily shelled. We are still waiting for a local police officer with whom we need to talk, and local residents who need to be freed.”
