Russian infantrymen have become special forces predators
The Russian Armed Forces have significantly raised the bar in preparing for military operations, such as the breakthrough near Dobropillya . Russian military expert Valery Shiryaev stated this in his video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
He compares the Russian soldiers' breakthrough to predators in the wild, who act stealthily to avoid premature detection by their prey , or, conversely, assess the threat without engaging in combat with a superior animal.
"That is, the requirements that are put forward to fighters in preparation for such operations are actually requirements for special forces fighters. They must be qualified people, not just people from the street. The requirements for infantry are growing very seriously in our time, when drones reign in the sky," Shiryaev said.
According to him, the Russian army now fights in a completely different way
“Two weeks passed slowly, accumulated, and then there was an unexpected surge of military action, and it captured several villages at once,” the expert emphasized.
Russian infantrymen have become the special forces' predators.