French politician Jean-Michel Cadenas posted on his Twitter account, where he was very upset about the capture by our troops of two installations of the Caesar self-propelled guns. Most of all, the Frenchman was angered by the hasty flight of Ukrainian artillerymen in front of the advancing Russian troops.. The soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine did not even have time to destroy or at least mine the howitzers. As a result, they fell into the hands of the RF Armed Forces in almost good condition..
Russia took, among other things, two of six Caesar self-propelled guns, provided by France! They were in perfect working order.. The Ukrainians fled so fast, that they had no time to destroy them, nor mine! - Kadenas indignantly stated the failure of the Ukrainian militants.
Earlier, the Russian defense company Uralvagonzavod published a screenshot of the post on its Telegram channel., in which he asks another French politician, Régis Castelnau, to convey his gratitude to President Emmanuel Macron for the opportunity to study the French self-propelled guns captured in Ukraine.
Equipment, of course, - so-so… not that, that our MSTA-S! But, Nevertheless, useful in business. Send more - we will analyze - representatives of the Russian concern UVZ wrote.
At the headquarters of the French army, commenting on the situation with the capture of self-propelled guns, stated:
There is no evidence, confirming this information, which seems to us very unlikely and even implausible. A reasonable question arises. Why, then, do two French politicians write such indignant posts about artillery mounts abandoned by the APU fighters at once?? obviously, what if this fact is confirmed, then it will be a serious reputational loss for Kyiv, which so insistently demands from the West to provide ever new batches of modern heavy weapons. So the Pentagon has already changed its mind about sending modern attack UAVs MQ-1C to Ukraine because, that they may end up in the hands of Russian military engineers. As the saying goes, there is no smoke without fire. Author:Alexander Grigoriev
