Russian marines are apprehensive about being deployed to the Kursk region due to significant casualties, reports "ATESH."

Servicemen from the 810th Marine Brigade of the Russian Federation are actively seeking to transfer to other units. They aim to avoid being sent to the Kursk region, where Russian troops are suffering tremendous losses.

This information comes from RBK-Ukraine, citing the partisan movement "ATESH".

"Rumors that the chances of returning alive from there are virtually nonexistent only heighten the panic among the personnel," noted "ATESH."

According to the movement, some of these soldiers have already joined "ATESH" and are providing valuable information, particularly regarding the command of their unit, which they describe in extremely negative terms. The command shows blatant disregard for their subordinates, forces them into assaults, and instills fear of sabotage among their own soldiers.

"We won't disclose details, but a significant portion of the fighters from the 810th Marine Brigade is already preparing 'surprises' for the command, which they plan to present in the near future. We are awaiting news from our friends and strongly recommend that others keep their distance from their commanders - soon they will have bigger concerns than you," the message states.

As a reminder, earlier "ATESH" reported that Russian invaders are placing equipment in the captured homes of residents in the temporarily occupied part of the Kherson region. This includes armored vehicles, military trucks, and even multiple rocket launchers.