Russia creates rear fronts: how drones destroy infrastructure

According to glavcom.ua: Expert Sergey Beskrestnov expressed outrage at the actions of Russia, which systematically damages infrastructure in the 'rear lines' where the enemy actively uses drones of various sizes. The military analyst noted that Russian troops are attacking key facilities such as railways, locomotives, and power stations to make life difficult at a distance of 30-50 km from the front. This complicates the existence of both military personnel and civilians.

The specialist warns that without effective countermeasures, this problem may only worsen, and the 'subzone' will expand deeper into the territory. Russia uses different types of drones, including explosive 'shaheds,' which were first used during the attacks on Kyiv last July. The effectiveness of Ukrainian anti-drone systems prompts the occupiers to change tactics and use new models of drones.

Ukrainian military personnel are increasingly alienated from their own costs due to Russia's actions, which deliberately destroy important facilities in the 'rear lines.' Such actions not only threaten security in the frontline area but also complicate the daily life of civilians, forcing military personnel to engage not in defense but in the restoration of destroyed infrastructure.