Russian troops on the Lyman direction are using small infantry groups of poorly qualified servicemen instead of armored vehicles, who are controlled remotely. This was reported by the spokesman of the 3rd Army Corps, Oleksandr Borodin.
Currently, mostly small infantry groups are operating on their side. And these infantrymen are directed as if in a computer game.
According to Borodin, the Russians do not have much equipment in this area due to the significant number of losses in recent weeks. The command of the units is carried out very meticulously, step by step.
Literally step by step - turn left, turn right, look in those doors, in these doors, clear. This is definitely not contractors. This is either prisoners or mobilized, their level of work is very low.
According to him, this approach indicates a low level of training of Russian soldiers in this direction and forces the enemy to abandon the use of heavy equipment due to significant losses.
In the combat zone on the Lyman direction, Russian troops are using poorly qualified servicemen, remotely controlled, as the losses in equipment are too great. This command tactic indicates a lack of training among the troops and forces the enemy to operate without armored vehicles.