The Regiment
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| Origin | Detroit |
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| Michigan | |
| United States | |
| Genres | Hip Hop Music |
| Members | IseQold |
| OSI | |
| Albums | The Panic Button |
| Live from the Coney Island | |
| Record labels | HiPNOTT Records |
| Trashy Pop | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1792921 |
About The Regiment
The Regiment is an American hip hop duo from Detroit, Michigan. It consists of rappers OSI and IseQold. Their most recent LP, Live from the Coney Island, was released in 2014.
Ukrainian drone destroys Russian supersonic bomber
... The Regiment is based at Soltsy-2...
King and Queen begin summer stay in Scotland at Balmoral
... The King was also introduced to The Regiment s official mascot, the Shetland pony Corporal Cruachan IV...
Ukrainian prisoners of war say they were tortured at Russian prison
... Serhii Rotchuk, a 34-year-old senior sergeant at The Regiment, also left Azovstal in the final convoys, and was taken to Taganrog a week after Seredniak...
Ben Roberts-Smith: How war hero's defamation case has rocked Australia
... The trial heard from retired and serving SAS soldiers who said any potential misconduct was rarely reported due to a " code of silence" within The Regiment, while others defended their actions as necessary...
The cost of the Ukraine war for one Russian regiment
... These have revealed the price paid by The Regiment and its home community...
Falklands War: Sir Galahad troops 'were sitting ducks'
... Mr Hermanis said he and his friends have had to listen to " lies" about The Regiment and the attack for the past 40 years...
Makiivka: Russia blames missile attack on troops' phone use
... The deputy commander of The Regiment, Lt Col Bachurin, was among those killed, the military of defence said in a statement on Telegram in the early hours of Wednesday...
Ukrainians told to 'be ready to fight for Russia'
... All talk about counter-offensive here helps to deceive Russians and achieve gains in the East, laughs Vasyl, a deputy commander of The Regiment...
Makiivka: Russia blames missile attack on troops' phone use
By Elsa MaishmanBBC News
Russia has said a New Year missile attack that killed at least 89 Russian soldiers happened because troops were using their mobile phones.
Ukraine hit a college for conscripts in Makiivka, in the occupied Donetsk area, shortly After Midnight on 1 January.
Soldiers' use of banned phones allowed The Enemy to locate its target, The Russian military has now said.
While The Number of people killed is unverified, it is the largest Death Toll acknowledged by Russia in The War .
Ukraine claims the figure is far higher, saying 400 soldiers were killed in The Attack and a further 300 wounded.
Russia said that at 00:01 local Time on New Year 's Day, six rockets were fired from a US-made Himars rocket system at a vocational college, two of which were shot down.
The Deputy commander of The Regiment , Lt Col Bachurin, was among those killed, the military of defence said in a statement on Telegram in the Early Hours of Wednesday.
A commission is investigating the circumstances of The Incident , The Statement said.
But it is " already obvious" that the main cause of The Attack was The Presence and " mass use" of mobile phones by troops in range of Ukrainian weapons, despite this being banned, he added.
" This factor allowed The Enemy to locate and determine the coordinates of the location of Military Personnel for a missile strike. "
Officials found guilty in The Investigation will be brought to justice, The Statement added, and steps are being taken to prevent similar events in future.
Russia also raised The Number of Russian soldiers killed in The Attack to 89 - up from 63 - although there is no way of verifying how many soldiers were killed. It is extremely rare for Moscow to confirm any battlefield casualties.
The vocational college was packed with conscripts at The Time - Men who were among the 300,000 called up in President Vladimir Putin 's partial mobilisation in September. Ammunition was also being stored close to The Site , which was reduced to rubble.
Some Russian commentators and politicians have accused the military of incompetence, saying the troops should never have been given such vulnerable accommodation.
Pavel Gubarev , a former leading official in Russia's proxy authority in Donetsk, said the decision to house a large number of soldiers in one building was " criminal negligence".
" If no-one is punished for this, then it will only get worse, " he warned.
The Deputy speaker of Moscow's local parliament, Andrei Medvedev , said it was predictable that The Soldiers would be blamed rather than The Commander who made the original decision to put so many of them in one place.
President Putin signed a decree on Tuesday for families of National Guard soldiers killed in service to be paid 5m roubles (£57,000; $69,000).
Source of news: bbc.com
