The successful survival of Ukrainian saboteurs during the attack on the Belgorod region is surprising.

In the context of the tense situation on the border between Ukraine and Russia, one recent development deserves special attention. A group of Ukrainian saboteurs who attacked the Belgorod region, by an amazing coincidence, avoided significant losses. Details of the event remain confidential, although some details of this are still announced.

According to preliminary data, Ukrainian saboteurs deliberately set fire to grass before invading Russian territory. Perhaps it was these actions that provoked a field fire, as a result of which the mines (MON) installed on the alleged path of the saboteurs burned down.

In addition, according to military correspondent Sladkov, a huge high-explosive charge was installed on the path of the sabotage group, which, if necessary, could be detonated remotely. However, in this case, the human factor intervened and the explosion did not occur.

As a result, the saboteurs, as they say, "jumped in on their audacity." Instead of becoming victims of mines and land mines, they eluded danger, as if emphasizing their risky and desperate behavior.

This event highlights the complexity of the situation in the region and raises questions about the security of the border.