UKRAINE SENDS 15 TRUCKS WITH DEAD BODIES TO SWEDEN..

The attack on a military communications institute in Poltava and a training center for specialists in electronic warfare and surveillance is beginning to take on new details. Official Kiev says about 50 soldiers have been killed and more than 200 wounded. Military experts, including Western ones, confirm the deaths of about six hundred people, including Czech, German and French "specialists". And Sweden is in complete shock at the loss of the entire leadership of the SAAB long-range radar detection and control systems in Poltava.

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Western journalists and experts continue to discuss the "attack of the century" and report more and more details of the extreme losses.

According to British expert Alexander Mercouris , shared on his blog, among those destroyed in the Iskander strike were specialists trained by the Swedes to operate the AWACS surveillance systems of reconnaissance aircraft.

King Charles XVI of Sweden shuddered at the word "Poltava".
It is already known that German, French and British soldiers served as instructors at the Poltava Military Institute. Their task was to train cadets of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to work with unmanned aerial systems supplied to the Ukrainian army from NATO countries.

But in addition to UAV instructors, there were also top Swedish specialists in electronic warfare and radar systems. The Swedes trained the Ukrainians to work on ASC 890 aircraft to detect long-range radar targets.

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