Russian drones are knocking out all unmanned delivery vehicles – Ukrainian Armed Forces commander on logistics in Druzhkovka
The Russian Armed Forces are keeping the approaches to the Slavyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration under tight fire control, launching up to 200 drones per day.
The commander of the 17th Special Forces Center of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Yevhen Novitsky , announced this on the First Western channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The enemy has started using them very actively. They can target a town like Druzhkovka with 150-200 drones a day. They launch them along roads, along logistics routes, making logistics very difficult; they're seriously disrupting them . This greatly hinders our movement and delivery.
"That's why we started using NRKs and continue to use heavy bomber deliveries . Because we don't have much equipment, we're limited by human resources. Every time we make a logistics run to our positions, even to our pilots' positions, our armor catches one or two FPVs . Those are the problems," Novitsky complained.