Russian Volunteer Corps report killing two border guards during raid in Russia’s Bryansk Oblast

 5 SEPTEMBER 2023

The Russian Volunteer Corps (RVC) has claimed responsibility for a raid in Russia’s Bryansk Oblast on 4 September and reported the killing of two officers of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) border guard service.

Source: RVC on Telegram; Alexander Bogomaz, Bryansk Oblast Governor, on Telegram

Details: Bogomaz said the FSB had prevented Ukrainian saboteurs from infiltrating the Sevsky district of Bryansk Oblast.

https://t.me/avbogomaz/3748

Afterwards, representatives of the RVC claimed responsibility for the raid and ridiculed the Russian side’s allegations of a successful repulse. The Russian volunteers noted that two FSB border guards had been killed during the operation in Bryansk Oblast.

They also posted photos from the raid in Bryansk Oblast and screenshots of posts reporting that FSB representatives had been killed.

https://t.me/russvolcorps/696

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4 comments

  1. I’m always glad to see the free Russians making trouble for the cockroaches. Keep up the good work!

  2. This is Ukraine’s TicTok brigade. They’ll never amount to shit. They sneak across the border and kill a couple Russians, run back to safety of Ukraine and claim victory. Where’s the raid on Moscow they’ve been promising? It’ll never happen. After Ukraine wins they’ll be first to take credit. They’re merely shit-brained Russians whose pussy hurts too much to make any meaningful difference. We should know better than to think otherwise.

      • That’s a fair assessment. Their actions don’t match their words. They brag about recruiting a significant force to overthrow their government, yet all they accomplish is killing two border guards – probably shot them in the back as they were eating lunch. They are Russians, after all.

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