Yesterday saw an interesting incident with a BBC film crew. For the first time in the last year they came to DNR with the task report how the DNR army is breaking the Minsk agreement. BBC chose to report from the ravaged Donetsk airport (see how bad people in Donetsk destroyed their airport). Ukros were obviously not informed about this feat as at that moment they started their customary round of shelling at the airport. BBC crew weathered out 3 hits before beating a hasty retreat, and yet, the reporter managed to pant into the mic that is is Donetsk army shelling its own territory (for fun?) - never mind that the projectiles would have to perform a U-turn in mid-air to come in from Ukrainian territory.
Today, NAF managed to capture two Western trophies in Debaltsevo:
An armoured vehicle - Hummer
http://www.vz.ru/news/2015/2/19/730583.html
And an American sniper, who was captured alive:
http://www.vz.ru/news/2015/2/19/730570.html
Also, a surrendered Ukrainian officer told about Western advisors in the ranks of "Azov" punisher battalion, equipped with better weapons and com:
http://www.vz.ru/news/2015/2/19/730477.html
There was also a large number of Ukro-army trophies, e.g. 90 tanks:
http://www.gazeta.ru/social/2015/02/19/6418753.shtml
The confrontation is shifting to Mariupol now.
those weren't teleported from Irak that's fore sure...
of course to mariupol, no more bs, by foot to Crimea, if the ukies were free (ie not under IMF occupation) they would automatically surrender what ever... the others options is death... unless they have an exit route and are just mercenaries...