Situation on the Siversky direction
The situation on the Siversky direction remains tense, but the Russian occupiers have changed their approach to military operations. This was reported by the chief sergeant of the 54th separate mechanized brigade, Maxim Butolin, during a telethon.
'The occupiers are concentrating their forces and planning to increase their activity in the Siversk area in the last warm and dry days,' the military stated.
Change of enemy tactics
According to Butolin, the Russian military decided to abandon large-scale assaults and switched to using small infantry groups that operate tactically. This change in strategy indicates that one of the enemy's battalions has been 'withdrawn and destroyed', and now troop rotation is underway.
'Military equipment is currently being used less. A lot of attention is being paid to drones. Therefore, with the deterioration of weather conditions, there are both positive and negative aspects,' explained the chief sergeant.
During the telethon, the chief sergeant of the 54th separate mechanized brigade talked about the changes in enemy tactics on the Siversky direction. The Russian occupiers have abandoned large-scale assaults in favor of using small infantry groups, and the war has now turned into a confrontation of drones.