In the Lyman direction, Russian stormtroopers have changed their tactics: they now attack in small groups, while sabotage groups try to infiltrate Ukrainian military positions. However, Ukrainian engineering structures have turned into a trap for the enemies.
The occupiers' tactic involves targeted incursions in small groups for sabotage attacks. They attempt to seep into Ukrainian positions, forcing defenders to adapt to new conditions and challenges. Now, skills in drone or artillery management are not the only effective ones; close combat skills are crucial as well.
In light of the threat from enemy saboteurs, drone operators and artillerymen have sharpened their skills and revised their training. Engineering structures, especially trenches, have become an unexpected obstacle for the occupiers, slowing them down and making them easy targets for Ukrainian drones.
In this war in the Lyman direction, continuous adaptation and skill expansion for every fighter is decisive. Specialization remains important, but broadening skills in close combat is extremely vital. Engineering structures that once seemed simple now prove to be an effective weapon against the enemy.