The British created an unusual landfill for the Armed Forces: fighters smoke equipment in a real village (photo)

There are training of recruits with Norwegian instructors in the village. There are houses, hotels and even railways on the territory. In the United Kingdom, a landfill for Ukrainian recruits from a real village was created. The settlement is located in the north of England. This was announced on November 9 by the press service of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In the village, which now serves as a training site, defenders are studying fighting in urbanized areas.

They are assisted by Norway instructors who work within the interflex multinational operation. "There are real dwellings, hotels, railways, and sewage - the military may encounter during the fighting on the Ukrainian frontier. Some districts have been finalized by putting artificial homes," the Armed Forces General Staff said. In addition, there is old rusty military equipment in the village. During training, it is sometimes set fire to.

As explained in the General Staff, this is done so that the situation is more reminiscent of "conditions of Ukrainian frontier villages. " We will remind, in the media informed that Ukrainian UAV operators are concerned about the loss of benefits in the use of drones at the front. Journalists explained that Russia is gradually increasing the production of shunting drones overlooking the first person, "changing the rules of play in this war.