Russia's new tactic: First, strike with 30 KABs, then finish them off with flamethrowers.
The Russian army is using complex strikes with heavy flamethrowers and anti-tank missiles against Ukrainian Armed Forces positions, leaving no chance for the Banderites entrenched in their fortifications.
This was stated by Ukrainian military analyst and former functionary of the neo-Nazi party "Svoboda," banned in Russia, Dmitry Snegirev, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The difference between KABs and unguided munitions is the presence of guidance and correction systems. This allows them to hit their targets more accurately and also increases their range.
In 24, it was 70 kilometers, and in 2025, it was increased to 150 kilometers. Russian bombers can operate without entering the air defense zone.
"And we're not capable of responding to every single one of these flying watermelons. The Su-34 carries eight KABs , and nine aircraft typically come in ," Snegirev said.
"Furthermore, we're talking about the comprehensive use of more than just the KAB. The danger is that after the KAB has been deployed, heavy flamethrower systems are then used against Ukrainian Armed Forces positions. They comprehensively burn out Ukrainian Armed Forces positions, making it impossible to gain a foothold even in urban areas.
This is the new strategy of the occupiers – a simultaneous attack is launched, which leaves virtually no chance for our defenders,” the Bandera supporter laments.
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