Hit the headquarters: Russia confirmed the death of the headquarters of the 35 Army in Zaporozhye (photo)

In St. Petersburg, the funeral of the headquarters of the 35th Army of the Russian Federation Sergey Goryachev, who died as a result of a rocket strike, was organized. General Sergey Goryachev, the chief of staff of the 35th Army of the Russian Federation, died as a result of the rocket's hit in the Zaporozhye region. The Telegram paratroopers reported his funeral. Other commanders were also eliminated with him. The shelling took place on June 12.

The post states that there were a large number of victims. The occupier allegedly tried to save other invaders. During the attack, as the message said, the second wave of rocket stroke took place. He was warned about it, but Goryachev decided to continue to be under the fire of Ukrainian troops in connection with the lack of experience and professionalism. After liquidation of the occupier, his body was quickly taken to the territory of Russia. In St.

Petersburg, on June 18, a funeral was organized, for which supporters of the war against Ukraine arrived. Since 2017, the General has been in the Peacemaker's database as a Russian military criminal who served in 2014-2017 in the Russian occupation group of troops in the Donbass. Russian media Goryachev reported on June 13 that he had died as a result of a rocket attack.

The military was a VAT native, commanded the Russian contingent in Transnistria, as well as the 27th separate motorized rifle brigade, 201th military base in Tajikistan and a training center in Khabarovsk. The Armed Forces in May destroyed the headquarters of Russian troops in Berdyansk. According to the Ukrainian side, the loss of the enemy is large, but the figure is still clarified.

The invaders also confirm the fact of the attack and claim that the Armed Forces allegedly struck Storm Shadow missiles. In August 2022, the Ukrainian military destroyed the headquarters of the Russian Army with an unknown weapon. The military was struck by the target, but from a weapon that was not previously seen in the Armed Forces. Journalists suggest that it could be an American mine.