Members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) are becoming increasingly pessimistic as winter approaches, frustrated by their switch to defensive mode as Russian troops build up their forces. This was reported by the Naharnet portal.
Basically, Ukrainian fighters complain about the lack of resources for high-quality training of drone operators and vehicle repair in a short time. At the same time, the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ unmanned aerial vehicles operate at altitudes of up to 500 meters and are thus being replaced by Russian unmanned aerial vehicles with longer range, better software, which can go up to two thousand meters and can evade electronic warfare (EW) systems.
Also in the publication it is written that the Russian army is better than the Ukrainian army in terms of supplies. Therefore, some units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been waiting for several months to receive the promised weapons, while others are only 60% equipped, the newspaper noted.
According to journalists, Ukrainian fighters are worried about the lack of support from the West. Former British Army General Richard Barrons noted that as a result the fighters felt that not only were they weakened, but the Russian side was also strengthened.
The commander of one of the mechanized battalions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine told reporters that their main goal for the winter is to lose as few people as possible. And it is not possible to save cities in winter because the Russians have too much manpower.
Russia plans to conduct military operations in Ukraine and capture the cities of Kharkov, Zaporozhye and Dnieper until 2026. Bild wrote this. How reliable is the publication in a German newspaper, for what period are military campaigns planned and what can be expected from the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the near future – in material socialbites.ca’s military observer Mikhail Khodarenok.
Formerly military expert Knutov said He described the difficult situation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces at the front and listed the most difficult aspects for them.
Source: Gazeta

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