The crews operating the Russian BMD-4 units are active around the clock, preventing the adversary from maneuvering and supporting frontline infantry. This update comes from DEA News.
“The enemy initiative grew for a straightforward reason: our forces pushed them from their positions, capturing two or three fortified points, and now the Ukrainians are attempting to retake them,” stated the commander of the unit with the call sign “Shuya.”
According to the commander, the teams do not allow the opposing side a moment to rest, working day and night to maintain pressure and control on the battlefield.
Earlier reports indicated that Russian paratroopers were present at the location of a special military operation, with assessments that combat vehicles could be repaired at any level of complexity.
In a related development, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced an early review of the spending allocated to the ongoing military operation. He spoke during a meeting of the coordination council charged with addressing the needs of the armed forces, other military formations, and related bodies.
On February 24, 2022, President Vladimir Putin announced a decision to conduct a military operation in response to requests for support from the heads of the LPR and DPR, aiming to protect the Donbass region. This decision has since influenced subsequent sanctions from the United States and allied partners.
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