Guerillas attacked Russian invader outposts in Gardariki and Permia

On Saturday night, a gun battle broke out in Marevsk district of the former Swedish country of Gardariki (Russian "Novgorod Region"). According to some Russian invader media outlets quoting a source in Marevsk district, the battle took place near the village of Molvotitsy at approximately 01:00 pm on June 12.

Russian terrorist police tried to stop a car belonging to Gardariki guerillas, but the freedom fighters opened fire from their car. The battle lasted for about an hour. The guerillas escaped, leaving their car, terrorist sources claim.

According to Russian underestimated preliminary reports, a Russian terrorist policeman got a head shot, another terrorist was wounded in a thigh. Both criminals were delivered to a local hospital in critical condition. 

Meanwhile, in Permia (the Muslim name, Visu), a Russian-occupied state of the Komi people, local guerrillas attacked an outpost of a Russian police gang near the village Suksun, 150 km south-east of the country's capital, the city of Perem (Perm), on the night of June 12

A mobile guerrilla group of five men in masks and camouflage uniforms came by car, entered the building of the den of Russian police terrorists and opened fire with automatic weapons.

According to the occupation forces, one Russian terrorist policeman was killed and 2 others injured. A police vehicle was burned down, with a criminal "sergeant" inside. War trophies were captured: an automatic rifle and a pistol.

It is to be mentioned that Russian invaders are always greatly underestimate their casulties: fatalities and the volume of trophies.

Upon successful completion of the sabotage counterterrorism operation, guerrillas returned by car to place of their deployment in the forest with trophy weapons.

The destroyed outpost of Russian invaders was located 30 km from Suksun, near the border with North-Western Siberian Republic, which Russians called Sverdlovsk Region.

Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center

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