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'It is common for bodies, both Russian and Ukrainian, to be booby-trapped by the Russian army,' said one officer.Red roses, black buildings, tattered ukraine flags 🇺🇦 inside recently liberated Izyum 2 days ago. Ukrainian forces will not touch any bodies until the bomb squad comes. Yulia will have to wait before her street is cleaned up. He also mentioned, with a disgusted look, the 'looting,' soldiers sometimes leaving the dead and wounded behind to make room in their trucks for the spoils of war.

Often poorly led by officers that fled before their men, they left cities in a hurry.

He also believes that this was the result of 'panic' from Russian units. 'It may sound crazy, but the Russian army abandons not only its dead but often its seriously wounded,' he explained. Adrien Vautier/Le Pictorium for 'Le Monde'ī., a Ukrainian officer, has his own explanation for this mystery. Adrien Vautier/Le Pictorium for 'Le Monde' In a street in Lyman, the Russian army abandoned the bodies of several of its soldiers when they retreated, Lyman (Donbas) on October 4, 2022. 'When are you coming to pick up these dead bodies?' Yulia, a resident of Lyman, lives right next to about 15 corpses of Russian soldiers. Stray dogs have already eaten two of them,' said Yulia to Ukrainian soldiers on patrol. Confused, she doesn't know exactly what day it was.

Yulia is still rattled by the fear induced by the war. The one resident there who opened her door only knows that 'three bodies were dumped there one evening, the day before the Russian army withdrew, and 14 other bodies the next day.' She does not know why – she was hiding at home. If these men were lying in a morgue, why were they transferred to an open street? If they were wounded, why were they not taken to a field hospital? No one knows why these men were left by their comrades in the grass, in front of a wrecked house. On the city streets are not only the bodies of fallen soldiers, as seen throughout the battlefield, but also the bodies of Russian soldiers, lying on military stretchers on the side of the road. In the liberated city of Lyman, chaos follows Russia's retreat By Rémy Ourdan (Lyman (Donbas) special correspondent) and Adrien Vautier (Photos) Published on Octoat 11h12, updated at 12h56 on October 6, 2022įeatureThe city in the Donbas region was recaptured on October 2 by the Ukrainian army, following a lightning counter-attack.

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