Russia transfers troops from Abkhazia and South Ossetia to Ukraine - General Staff

The armed forces of the Russian Federation continue to experience problems with the staffing of units.
According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in order to recruit the armed forces of Russia, from the occupied territories of Georgia, units of the 4th (Tskhinvali region, South Ossetia) and 7th (Abkhazia) military bases, which are part of the Southern Military District, were transferred to the territory of Ukraine.
It is noted that from the 4th military base, three armored personnel carriers with a total number of up to 1,200 Russian and Ossetian military personnel were formed and sent to Ukraine. From the units of the 7th military base, two armored personnel carriers were formed, and this is about 800 people.
On the territories of Zaporozhye and Kherson regions temporarily occupied by the enemy, the enemy continues to commit illegal actions against the local population. So, in the settlement of Bolshaya Belozerka, Russian units dispersed throughout the settlement and placed equipment between residential buildings. In the city of Melitopol, the invaders set up roadblocks on the outskirts of the city and strengthened the bypass regime.
The grouping of the Joint Forces in the Donetsk and Lugansk directions repulsed four attacks of the Russian invaders. Our soldiers destroyed seven tanks, seven armored vehicles, two vehicles and an anti-tank gun.
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