Russians are using robots for logistics in the Lyman direction: how this changes the war

Intense battles in the Lyman direction

According to hvylya.net: Intense battles continue in the Lyman direction, where both sides are actively using drone systems to target enemy logistics routes.

According to Elena, the deputy commander of the drone battalion 'MARA' of the 66th separate mechanized brigade named after Prince Mstislav the Brave, Russian troops are using ground robotic complexes to supply their forces.

Changes in the nature of combat actions

Changes in the nature of combat actions are observed in the Lyman direction - instead of tank attacks, the enemy is using small assault groups. Ukrainian drones are successfully attacking enemy equipment even deep in the rear of the opponent.

'Enemy trucks that are delivering logistics have become the primary target of our strikes,' the military explained.

With worsening weather conditions, the Russian army is forced to adapt its supply tactics, shifting to more active use of ground robotic complexes. However, this tactic has proven vulnerable to Ukrainian forces.

The report provides information about intense battles in the Lyman direction, where both sides are actively using drone systems to target enemy logistics routes. It also discusses changes in the nature of combat actions, particularly the use of ground robotic complexes for supply under worsening weather, making the Russian army more vulnerable.