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An extraordinary development emerged when Russians ATTACKED their own BURYAT OFFICER in an internal conflict, and subsequently that officer was captured by Ukrainian forces and told our soldiers SOMETHING significant that hasn't been fully disclosed publicly but is generating cautiously optimistic assessments in Ukrainian military headquarters. While no one is stating it explicitly in official communications, there are slightly more optimistic operational plans being discussed in command centers, especially following two major self-inflicted wounds Russia has suffered: first, Elon Musk blocked Starlink satellite internet access in Russian-occupied territories, degrading enemy command and control capabilities; and second, the Russian government itself has now shot themselves in the foot by severely restricting Telegram messenger access within Russia and occupied areas—absolutely catastrophic since almost all of the occupiers' operational and tactical communications at battalion and company levels were being conducted through Telegram because their official encrypted communications systems proved unreliable or non-existent. This issue of the investigative report aims to support the soldiers of the 13th Brigade of the National Guard operating under the name "Charter" (Khartiya in Ukrainian) who are defending Ukrainian territory in the critical Kharkiv direction—they desperately need material support for aerial reconnaissance operations including spare parts for damaged drones, replacement antennas for communication systems, charging equipment and power solutions for drone batteries, and essentially everything necessary to maintain the UAV capabilities that provide the reconnaissance advantage Ukrainian forces rely upon. Renowned war correspondent Andriy Tsaplienko conducted an ambitious reporting mission visiting three separate front lines simultaneously, witnessing conditions and operations across multiple sectors, and on one of these frontlines he personally observed and documented how Ukrainian volunteer army fighters successfully captured a Russian military commander—a Buryat ethnic minority officer who apparently had been attacked by his own Russian colleagues in an internal conflict before falling into Ukrainian hands. The significance cannot be overstated: Ukrainian forces haven't captured enemy officers—especially field-grade commanders with operational knowledge and access to classified information—for a very long time, making this Buryat officer's capture potentially valuable for intelligence purposes while his statements about what Russian soldiers told him (or what he witnessed regarding Russian internal conflicts, morale problems, ethnic tensions, or command failures) could provide critical insights. The convergence of factors—Starlink blocked degrading Russian C4ISR, Telegram restricted destroying their primary tactical communications platform, internal conflicts leading to attacks on officers, and successful Ukrainian captures of commanders who can provide intelligence—creates the slightly more optimistic atmosphere in headquarters that nobody wants to state explicitly but which informed observers can detect in operational planning and tactical assessments, all while the 13th Brigade Charter desperately needs support for the aerial reconnaissance capabilities that enable these successes in the Kharkiv direction where Tsaplienko witnessed the capture of the first officer in a very long time whose testimony about what Russians told him remains partly classified but apparently significant enough to contribute to the cautious optimism emerging as Russia shoots itself in the foot through communications restrictions while their Buryat officer, attacked by his own troops, tells Ukrainian soldiers something important. More – on TSN. This video was created and published solely for informational and documentary purposes to highlight the Russian Federation's war crimes against Ukraine. Our website: www.tsn.ua/en --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #ukrainewar #russiainvasion #crimea #newweapon #frontline #drones #airdefense #putin #breakingnews #warupdate