Russian volunteer soldier reveals who controls Tetkino, village bordering Ukraine
Volunteers reported on who controls Tekino, which borders Ukraine (Photo: t.me/legionoffreedom)
The village of Tetkino in the Kursk region, bordering Ukraine, is located in the gray zone. The Russian authorities do not control it, according to a statement from Oleg Baranovsky, a Freedom of Russia Legion volunteer.
"Tetkino - it is effectively in the gray zone right now. It is currently not under the control of the Russian authorities," Baranovsky noted.
According to him, volunteers who breached the border with Russia do not establish their own authorities there. There is no authority in the settlement.
Background
Yesterday, March 12, it became known that the Freedom of Russia Legion, Russian Volunteer Corps, and Siberian Battalion breached the border with Russia.
They entered the territory of several Russian regions and took control of settlements.
Later, it became known that the volunteers controlled the village of Tetkino. But today, March 13, the Freedom of Russia Legion clarified that the fighting is still ongoing.
More details about the breach of the Russian border and events thereafter can be found in the material by RBC-Ukraine.
