The Armed Forces want to turn winter into weapons, and the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are preparing to "fight" with civilians - NYT

According to journalists, in 2023, Russia learned much to adapt to hostilities than in 2022. It can try to change the supply routes or use its artillery and aviation to counteract shelling by Ukrainian troops. During the winter, Ukrainian troops plan to attack rockets team centers, ammunition depots and supply lines to the enemy's rear. About it writes New York Times. According to journalists, the Armed Forces want to reduce Russia's combat capability this way.

The ATACMS missiles that have recently arrived from the United States enable Ukrainian forces to strike Russian positions throughout the occupied territory. Moreover, every kilometer of the Armed Forces promotion in the south creates new problems for the invaders. However, according to the material, Russia in 2023 learned much to adapt to hostilities than in 2022. It can try to change the supply routes or use its artillery and aviation to counteract shelling by Ukrainian troops.

According to analyst Jack Wtling, if the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are drawn into defense with a wide front, and their logistics will be severely broken, the invaders will literally wet and freeze. "If purposeful blows can worsen their logistics, then limited preparation and field training of Russian troops can maximize critical violations," he said. At the same time, the Russian Federation will seek to strike the civilian energy infrastructure of Ukraine.