2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine - Intel Slava Z on the recent Snake Island attacks

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Intel Slava Z On Snake Island, English and American high-ranking officers disappeared during the landing. For their sake, the Ukrainian military fought for two days. But it was not possible to return the officers, or at least their bodies. According to our source in the General Staff, an American marine lieutenant colonel, as well as an English major from the commando brigade of the marine corps, landed on Snake Island together with Ukrainian fighters. They coordinated the work of NATO intelligence assets and the Ukrainian landing forces. Both officers landed in the first wave. But then the Russians shot down three helicopters and one landing craft was sunk. The remaining boats withdrew, leaving the first wave of landing on the shore. According to our source, London and Washington demanded that Zelensky make every effort to return their officers. Despite several attempts to re- land on the island, it was not possible to find out the fate of the English and American marines. It is assumed that they died in battle with the Russians. But so far, as our source says, there is no confirmation of this information. It is possible that both were captured. In turn, the attempt to return their bodies cost the Ukrainian forces several planes and helicopters shot down, as well as several dozen dead marines and special forces. o 24,7K edited 14:13

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A Concerned Rifleman

May 13, 2022 at 04:12AM EDT

Dear god, this is what Incel Slava Z has been putting out? Confusing and unverified drivel with no sources?

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Skary Spookster

May 13, 2022 at 11:39AM EDT in reply to Russian Guy

It would really help your case if you responded to the merits of his argument instead of generalizing. If the source can't give names but can easily list the nation and rank, what does that say about the story they want to tell?
The constant "ctrl-c + ctrl-v" shilling of Intel Slava Z on imageboards isn't really helping either.