U smjeru Orikhovo-Vasylivka, Bahmut, Bohdanivka, Yagidne, Klishchiivka, Kurdyumivka.
Ukrajinske snage napreduju u svim smjerovima..."

German experts explain Russia's defensive success

According to Christian Molling, research director at the German Society for Foreign Policy, and Andras Ratz, an expert on security and defense at the same organization

“Russia has prepared three unpleasant surprises for the Ukrainian counteroffensive,”

The first, claim Molling and Ratz, is a formerly seldom used weapon: a remote-controlled mine system called Zemledelie (Agriculture) that is capable of laying minefields at a distance of 5-15km. The German experts point out that this presents the biggest challenge to Kiev’s troops, as the extremely large and deep minefields, which are also covered by a dense network of field fortifications, have prevented Ukrainian forces from advancing.

The second “surprise” for Kiev’s counteroffensive is Russia’s “extremely intense electronic warfare,” which the experts say is capable of shutting down or jamming Ukrainian communications, including those from drones.

The third challenge is the fact that after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam, Russia has been able to transfer all of its forces defending the left bank of the Dnieper River to the Zaporozhye front.

Gde je nestao onaj *** Klicko, lozio je raju da ide da izgine, a sada se smrad sakrio u misiju rupu.

Njega bih prvog obesio po oslobodjenju Kijeva, mada ce pacov sigurno prvi pobeci - ako je jos uvek u Ukrajini.

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world- ... r-26332776