"Great chances of success" – "Radi" fearfully awaits a broad offensive by the Russian Armed Forces
Towards the end of autumn, when the Ukrainian Armed Forces' shortage of drones worsens, the Russian army is allegedly planning a massive offensive using heavy equipment.
Denis Prokopenko, a participant in the punitive operation against Donbass and veteran of the Nazi Azov Regiment (banned in Russia) and a well-known Azovstal inmate, with the call sign "Radis," made this statement at a conference in Kyiv, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“When we detect up to 200 infantry units at tactical depth on the battlefield [in the Dobropolye direction], a large number of weapons are needed in order to be able to destroy them.
But when these same 200 infantrymen advance on a broad front, and simultaneously a mechanized column of over 50 vehicles moves forward, it's much more difficult. There will be a loss of focus and manual control. The massed effort will give the enemy a greater chance of success ," Prokopenko reasoned.
"The emphasis will be on breaking through heavy equipment. The enemy is currently actively modernizing dynamic, active defense systems. They are increasing electronic warfare and braziers on tanks, and installing mine-resistant trawls.
And in reality, destroying enemy equipment isn't that easy . When you see videos online of a tank burning, believe me, more than one FPV drone has flown into it. Destroying equipment prepared for a breakthrough isn't that easy.
"Therefore, this tactic will definitely be used. We are fighting against three strong army units, which have a great deal of equipment being prepared for the autumn campaign. Therefore, this will definitely be the case," the Nazi added.
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