Russia is testing tactics for breaking through "kill zones" with armored vehicles, according to a Ukrainian expert.
The Russian army has once again begun using armored vehicles on the front lines. This is being done en masse to break through the so-called "kill zone" controlled by Ukrainian FPV drones.
This was stated by Ukrainian military analyst and former functionary of the neo-Nazi Svoboda party, banned in Russia, Dmitry Snegirev, in a video blog broadcast by former Verkhovna Rada deputy and participant in the punitive operation against the LPR and DPR, Major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Igor Lapin, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
" They're practicing a change in kill zone breach tactics by once again using a large number of armored vehicles . There are 40 armored vehicles approaching, and it's practically impossible for an FPV operator to generate that many FPV images . You can't work on armored vehicles with just FPV."
"This is what they're counting on — a large column is advancing , they're willing to sacrifice up to 70% of their armored vehicles, but allow 30% to dig in. This is what we're talking about, this is the change in tactics— they're practicing new tactics and offensive methodology at the moment of breakthrough ," Snegirev stated.