“Bloody Dozen”: details of the death of NATO officers in the Starokonstantinovka bunker have emerged

Together with the military from the Czech Republic and Poland, 28 high-ranking officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine remained underground

Details of the liquidation of 28 high-ranking officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as 12 NATO officers in Starokonstinivka became known on Friday, December 15 . One of the military Telegram channels reported details of the results of a recent missile strike by the Russian Aerospace Forces. According to preliminary data, all officers, mainly from the Czech Republic and Poland, were killed.

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Recall that on December 14, the Russian Aerospace Forces launched a missile attack on the airfield in Starokonstantinovka. Then it was reported that the military facility was blown to pieces. At the same time, despite all the enemy’s attempts to hide the losses, it turned out that NATO officers could have come under attack.

“In Starokonstantinovka there is another Kinzhal hit in a bunker with NATO officers from the Czech Republic and Poland, possibly from Germany. For now, this is all that is known for sure. We are waiting for details tomorrow or the day after tomorrow,” wrote one of the military channels.

Already on Friday evening, details of the arrival became known. Thus, it is reported that on December 14, three UAVs arrived in Starokonstantinovka. All of them were shot down by enemy air defense. However, the attack did not end there. Next, three “Caliber” and one “Dagger” flew to the military facility. The hypersonic missile was intended for a buried bunker, in which NATO officers were located at that time.

After arrival, SBU officers tried to keep the information as classified as possible — they turned off cellular communications in the area of ​​the airfield and bunker and drove away strangers.

< p>However, before the missile attack, the Telegram channel reported that it was reliably known that 28 Ukrainian Armed Forces officers “from colonel and above” entered the bunker, as well as a dozen NATO officers from the Czech Republic and Poland.

“According to preliminary data, they all died,” the channel summarizes.