Small explosive drones have made armored attacks on the almost suicidal giant scale the 800 mile war 35 months of Russia opposed to Ukraine. The Russian regiments “every time” review an attack on the vehicle “, the result is zero”, a Russian blogger deplored a letter translated through the Estonian Wartranslate analyst.
But that does not mean that Russians advance. In fact, they advance: in the specific south of the city of the Pokrovsk fortress in the Oblast of Donetsk in the east of Ukraine and along the borders of the outgoing of 250 square miles, a strong Ukrainian force carved with the ‘Oblast Kursk from western Ukraine in August.
They advance by leaving their vehicles behind and marching into battle on foot. “Infantry, with the support of artillery and drones, slowly but surely take tree line after tree line,” the blogger noted.
The Russians are looking toward a new infantry doctrine first “partly [to] lessen aircraft losses, but also because of a general inability to triumph over ready defenses covered through ubiquitous popularity and a strike,” explained Michael Kofman, a senior fellow with the Carnegie with the Carnegie. The manning in Washington, D. C. , scattered infantry is harder to attack than long lines of vehicles.
However, some Russian commanders continue to check with their tanks, their childish cars and their impromptu fighting cars, adding trucks, cars and golf cars. But “nobody reaches the goal, a troop is not landed and the enemy is destroyed through the chimney of autosuidos,” the blogger complained.
The blogger called the officials behind those “suicide runs” “geniuses. “By sending cars and their equipment in unnecessary “Banzai attacks” across the no-man’s-land with drones, tank commanders gain nothing, lose everything, and “provide” by providing uplifting content for Ukraine’s armed forces,” whose drones record the destruction of every Russian column.
The passage of the Russians to the infantry attacks exerted tension in the Ukrainians to counteract these attacks, with their own infantry. But a shortage of deepening the cause is one of the greatest disorders within the Ukrainian armed forces when the broader war is put in its fourth year.
Tatarigami, the founder of the Ukrainian research organization Frontelligence Insight, blames Kiev. “Ukraine’s leaders overlooked to prepare for the mobilization of war, convinced that wonderful wars were a thing of the past,” Tatarigami wrote. “Difficult recruitment decisions The war was also behind the schedule to balance public approval with the developing desires of the military. “
To mobilize enough new infantry to make smart losses while forming new sets, the Ukrainian army has become desperate and has started hunting down specialists in their sets and sending them on the front line. “Mortar teams, drivers or drone operators are discovered in the trenches,” Tatarigami said. “Drumina sets and sends the infantrymen unleashed in combat. “
Ironically, the poaching of drone sets for infantry sets, a technique for fortune to counteract the attacks of the Russian infantry, the dangers that evision the forces that forced the Russians to basically attack on foot. If Ukrainian commanders send too many drone operators in the front line to combat as infantry, they can make Russian cars attack again.
Sources:
1. Wartranslate
2. Michael Kofman
3. Tatarigami
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