Storming the enemy: Russians are forced to attack Sumy region 'on foot'

According to hvylya.net: Russian troops in the Sumy region have changed their tactics due to critical issues with armored vehicles. They are now attacking exclusively in infantry groups, having abandoned the use of vehicles.

Spokesman of the 117th Separate Brigade of Territorial Defense Dmitry Lantuschenko emphasized that the situation highlights serious logistical problems within the Russian army. The troops first lost heavy armored vehicles, and then light vehicles, including motorcycles and buggies, which were previously used for quick assaults.

'The Sumy region has shown significant complications for the enemy in terms of technology. The fighters do not observe assaults using vehicles,' noted Lantuschenko.

The new tactic of the occupiers involves capturing and holding positions in small infantry groups while awaiting reinforcements. Russians are attempting to gradually continue their aggression, utilizing their numerical superiority in personnel.

Due to the lack of armored vehicles, Russian troops in the Sumy region have changed their tactics to foot attacks, trying to gradually consolidate their positions. This indicates serious problems within the Russian army, but Ukrainian soldiers are ready to repel any enemy attacks.