“This is nonsense!”: special forces soldier Matviychuk appreciated the “invasion” of saboteurs in Crimea on hydro scooters

The captured saboteur turned out to be either a miner or a masseur

The operation to “take Crimea” on jet skis amazed military experts with its madness. Early in the morning of October 4, 16 saboteurs on a boat and several hydroscooters tried to carry out sabotage in Crimea, but most of them were destroyed, one saboteur was captured. Military expert, former special forces officer, retired Colonel Anatoly Matviychuk assessed the enemy’s strange operation.

A Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance group tried to penetrate the territory of Crimea near the village of Olenevka, moving towards Cape Tarkhankut. At two o’clock in the morning enemy boats and jet skis were discovered. The saboteurs tried to escape, but were overtaken by our aircraft. A total of 13 saboteurs were killed. They had American assault rifles and fragmentation grenades with them.

Already in the afternoon, details of the “circus trick” that the Ukrainians tried to carry out began to arrive. According to our border guards, five jet skis approached their site at night. During the shooting battle, one saboteur was wounded. He fell into the water and swam ashore, where he was captured. The remaining four jet skis went to sea, but were destroyed by Russian aircraft.

The captured man was a 55-year-old private soldier of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of Ukraine, Alexander Lyubas. He told himself that he had previously worked as a miner; other sources mentioned his profession as a massage therapist. However, the story about the peaceful profession of a captive saboteur caused slight bewilderment among professionals. Comments on social networks noted that the prisoner “somehow doesn’t look like a private and a former massage therapist, as he said about himself.”

“He looks like a real thug,” says one comment. “Along with massage techniques, he most likely knows others: strangulation, for example.”

The “masseur-saboteur” said that the group consisted of 16 people, which went to sea from the Odessa region, from the town of Vilkovo. The goal is to put the flag of Ukraine on the shore and say that “GUR has entered Crimea.”

The experts were amazed by the amount of effort spent on the operation and how clumsily it was carried out. As one of the specialists noted, NATO spends money on training Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers, provides the Ukrainian army with space and aviation intelligence data, helps calculate the optimal time of action with the least risk, “but these idiots can’t even swim normally.”

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According to military expert Anatoly Matviychuk, the trick with saboteurs entering Crimea is an attempt by the Kyiv regime to remind itself after failure not only on the battlefield, but also on the world stage.

“This is nothing more than a propaganda trick,” he says. – After Zelensky’s unsuccessful trip to the UN General Assembly and the scandal in Canada, the Kiev regime decided that it needed to rehabilitate itself. The party that won the elections in Slovakia also promises not to supply more weapons to Kyiv. The United States took a 45-day pause in funding Ukraine. Poland generally quarreled with Ukraine.

Therefore, Kyiv needed to demonstrate its importance, to show that Ukraine could still do something. They couldn’t come up with anything better than to land a sabotage group on the northwestern outskirts of Crimea. The goal is to land, unfurl the flag and take a photo. This is a pure propaganda action, which once again showed the regime’s disregard for its soldiers.

In Kyiv they understood perfectly well that the military personnel would most likely die, as indeed happened. Riding towards our Black Sea Fleet servicemen on a jet ski is simply nonsense! I think that until winter comes they will continue to try to remind us of themselves with similar antics.

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