New evidence of the presence of Russian heavy weapons in Ukraine was published by the terrorists themselves in a recent broadcast of a pro-Russian terrorist TV channel.

The video reported on the Grad MLRS and rockets that were allegedly abandoned by Ukrainian military on the battlefield. To support the statement, the vehicles and boxes of ammunition were presented on camera.
For instance, the terrorist identified as “Sentyabr” opened one of the boxes and read the contents of the package list. According to the records, the ammunition box was packed by Ukrainian army officers: Major V.V. Kolosovs’kyi, Captain V.S. Churilov, and Captain-Lieutenant S.O. Giss.

These officers served in the military unit A2327 (51st weapons and property storage base in Crimea), and, according to the information, provided by the headquarters of Ukrainian military law enforcement service, they never left the temporarily occupied area. The ammunition in question belonged to this military unit and was stored in the Technical Area №2 (the village of Mizhhirya, Bilohirsk District of Autonomous Republic of Crimea), where these officers made an inventory of the property in November-December 2013 during the reorganization of the unit. This explains why their names were on the package list.

The last relocation of the 122-mm rockets within Crimea was on November 18, 2013. From December 2013 and until the takeover of military unit A2327 by Russian Army units in March 2014, the 122-mm rockets from the Technical Area №2 were never moved anywhere, especially not outside Crimea.
This means that the ammunition shown in the video could only be shipped from Crimea to the area of the anti-terrorist operation by Russian military.

Translated by Oleks Tansky
Edited my Max Alginin
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