Ukraine may be cracking Russia's frontlines, but now it has to get Russian troops to crack as well
Russia's military is putting up a stiff defense, but its "disposable infantry" are unlikely to perform well if Ukraine can force them into a retreat.
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Russia's military is putting up a stiff defense, but its "disposable infantry" are unlikely to perform well if Ukraine can force them into a retreat.
Russian forces are changing their communications structures and adapting their electronic warfare systems in response to the Ukrainian counteroffensive's continued advance, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) wrote in its Sept. 8 report.
Russia has completely withdrawn its ground forces from Belarus, transferring units to its reserves where other Russian units are conducting an offensive on the Kupyansk to Lyman section of the front in eastern Ukraine, a Ukrainian commander has said.
Ukraine this week said it launched a HIMARS attack on five Russian units gathered on a beach resulting in casualties.
The drone footage appears to show soldiers standing in formation and exercising on a beach, before a HIMARS rocket swooped in on the sand bank.