The intensity of the enemy's use of armored vehicles is quite high, so it can be said that the enemy currently has enough resources, but it won't be sufficient to conduct assaults with 50 units at a time.
This was stated by Yuriy Fedorenko, commander of the assault drone battalion ACHILLES 92 OShBr named after the Cossack Ataman Ivan Syroko, on Radio NV.
According to the military, the enemy understands that the Armed Forces of Ukraine possess a reliable system of combined fire impact, which includes both drones and artillery. As a result, 95% of the equipment that finds itself in the strike zone of our forces remains on the battlefield, which is why the enemy is conserving their equipment.
"And this is a good sign that we are managing to inflict damage on the enemy to the extent that they are forced to minimize the use of certain weapons and equipment, and switch to using the cheapest resource – manpower.
Additionally, another factor indicating that the enemy is struggling in frontal attacks is their active use of tactics similar to those of Wagner, where they change into pixelated uniforms and attempt to infiltrate our rear units in small groups," stated Yuriy Fedorenko.
The military explained that these groups of occupiers are not merely conducting reconnaissance and sabotage activities; they are gathering and then, during planned operations when a frontal assault begins, attempting various diversionary actions aimed at destroying the firepower of the defense forces, etc. However, most of these groups are detected and eliminated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
