The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation near Kursk are afraid to use cabins and artillery through "friendly fire" - an analyst

The military-political observer of the "Information Resistance" group Alexander Kovalenko on the air "Espresso. tv" told what steps the enemy plans. According to him, the Russian army pulled not new forces in the Kursk region, but the units that were collected there from almost all directions of the Ukrainian Front. "The total number of enemy staff is just over 36 thousand, which is involved in the Kursk group - about 60 battalions.

In addition, the Russians are quite actively using the mechanized component, which was not previous ", - said Alexander Kovalenko. Separately, the military-political observer added that there is a nuance, which is that the Armed Forces significantly reduced the use of managed aviation, tactical aircraft and FPV troops as a whole.

This is due to the fact that the enemy does not have a stable line of contact and the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation do not always understand - where their unit and where Ukrainian defenders. As a result, to minimize "friendly fire", they made the decision less to use different types of weapons.

The artillery, continuing the analyst, also works as intensively as in the Ukrainian territory, because the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in most are betting on infantry and mechanized components. "These are not full offensive actions of the Russian army, when compared to the war zone in Ukraine, where the enemy uses both infantry component, and artillery support, and cabins, tactical aviation, and helicopters, that is, the whole complex," - summed up Alexander Kovalenko.

We will remind, on September 12 it was reported that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation can try to cut off the Armed Forces in the Kursk region and complicate fire support near the border. The plans of the Russians may be the advance to the border to the southeast of sleeping, which will complicate the logistics routes of defense forces in the Kursk region.