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Swedish MRE and Western Gear Found on Russian Soil: Frontline Report from the Kursk Region

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I’m Patrick Lancaster, and today I’ve got a special update from the front lines near the village of Suze in the Kursk region of Russia.

During our field reporting, we came across something quite remarkable — a Swedish military MRE (Meal Ready to Eat). The packaging clearly reads "Sweden," and the contents list includes granola mix, beef stroganoff with rice and mushrooms. This is a standard Swedish ration — potentially used by Swedish mercenaries or volunteers, or maybe even Ukrainian soldiers. We can’t say for sure, but the fact that it’s here tells a lot

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This area was under Ukrainian control for seven months. Now that Russian forces have retaken the territory, what’s left behind paints a picture — foreign gear being used deep inside Russian territory.

And that’s not all. We also found a Western-supplied gas mask. It’s a chemical-biological protective mask labeled in English — M61 model, with a lot number AV01012009, likely manufactured in 2009. Without a doubt, this is a NATO-standard protective mask that was used by Ukrainian forces and whoever was supporting them here in Kursk.

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These discoveries are more proof that Ukraine is receiving not just weapons but also Western-supplied gear, rations, and protective equipment — and that it’s being used even in the interior regions of Russia.

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Some details from the Swedish MRE:

On site, we opened up the ration and found:

  • Coffee

  • Granola mix

  • Strawberry milkshake

  • Beef stroganoff with rice and mushrooms

  • Orzo-style pasta

  • Apple juice powder

  • Tropical energy drink

  • High-energy bars

  • Candy

  • Napkins and disinfectant wipes

It’s clearly a standard Swedish MRE. We even found a serial number on the packaging: M0827705010. If anyone can identify the exact manufacturer or trace this further — drop a comment below.

Now, ironically, these rations will be eaten by Russian soldiers right here in the Kursk region of Russia.


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