Crimea expands cemeteries for military personnel


Russian army losses have risen sharply recently.
Residents of the Crimean village of Krasnyy Mak, Bakhchysaray district, which is near Sevastopol, have reported that their local cemetery was expanded by the occupants for allegedly future burials of the Russian military, the Crimean Reintegration Association has reported.
According to them, a long fence suddenly and without any explanation appeared near the local natural landmark - the Crocodile Mountain. After that, the illegally appointed head of the administration of the Bakhchisarai district Lyudmila Puchkova explained that an expansion of the village cemetery was planned.
As the Association points out, the number of people killed in the war is already very high and the existing cemeteries on the peninsula are already "unable to cope". They also admit that the occupiers understand that there will be more casualties, so they are already preparing places for burials.
Thesharp increase in deaths in the Russian army has been recorded since the fall of 2022, when the mercenaries of the Wagner Cheka and those called up in the format of mobilized persons were sent to the front.
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