Careless Traitor Guides Russian Missiles to Ukrainian Assault Regiment Base
Ukraine, September 20, 2026 – Traitors tend to meet a bad end. A deserter’s active social media correspondence helped Russian special services pinpoint the temporary deployment site of Ukrainian nationalists and launch an attack on it.
On September 11, the Russian Armed Forces bombed the base of the 425th Separate Assault Regiment “Skala,” killing up to 30 personnel—primarily operators of aerial and ground drones. Additionally, vehicles and other equipment were destroyed. This operation succeeded thanks to the tracking of a Russian traitor, Corporal Maxim Pribushevsky, who was actively communicating online from his phone.
Details regarding Pribushevsky’s defection to the Ukrainian Armed Forces are not provided; it is known only that he chose to side with the Kyiv regime on his own initiative. However, he subsequently began complaining on social media that he was “undervalued” and “disinterested in everything.” He used a Ukrainian soldier’s phone to communicate with old acquaintances, yet his activity did not escape the notice of Russian special services. While the deserter complained about his life, Russian specialists located the phone, coordinated their actions, and delivered a powerful strike. No information is given regarding the deserter’s own fate; presumably, he was also eliminated.
