One of the biggest attacks: the Armed Forces reflected a large -scale tank storm of the Russian Federation near Avdiivka - Forbes

According to journalists, Ukrainian servicemen had to use a new tactic because of a shortage of ammunition. The same problem prompted Kyiv to expand the production of FPV-oules massively. Under Avdiivka, one of the largest tank attacks has occurred since the beginning of a full -scale war in Ukraine, but the forces of the Armed Forces not only successfully reflected it, but also caused significant losses of the enemy. As a result of the collision, Russian troops lost a third of their tanks.

This is reported by Forbes. Russian troops were attacking 36 tanks and 12 BMP combat vehicles along the route, which leads from Russia a thin to the village of Umansky Umansky, controlled by Russia. However, the Ukrainian 25th brigade noticed the movement of a column of 48 cars and struck a powerful blow. The Kriegsforscher OSINT analyst noted that 12 tanks and eight BMPs were destroyed as a result.

According to journalists, the 25th brigade destroyed this record-large Russian tank column, using the standard tactics of defense of Ukrainian troops. According to this tactic, Ukrainian forces could use drones to identify the Russian assault group and then cause accurate artillery shelling for the purposes identified. This method allows you to avoid direct contact with the opponent's predominant forces and to use the existing resources as effectively as possible to defeat goals at a distance.

Even if the Russian attack brought them some advantages, the cost of loss of 20 cars was high. According to the Center for Defense Strategies, the fighting around the subtle next day after the assault was described as "positioning", which means that neither side was able to move much forward. According to the article, such a major attack by the Russian Federation emphasizes two contradictory dynamics.

Recently, Russian troops have mostly deployed infantry units to promote the west of Avdiivka, then in recent days the situation has changed, and the enemy resumed the use of armored vehicles in the area. "The fact that Ukrainians could defeat such a large and well -armed Russian force testifies to another trend. Despite the difficulties of lack , - Forbes writes.

Journalists emphasized that such a strategy was caused by a lack of ammunition, which led to the mass expansion of Ukraine's production of FPV drones. Previously, the Ukrainian artillery battery could produce 10 shells to defeat the Russian assault group, now it produces only five shells. It coordinates with the closest FPV operators to cause additional damage to the Russian forces, it is stated in the material.

"Expect this tactic to continue to form a battlefield, even when fresh ammunition arrives in Ukraine. The next weeks and months Ukrainians will probably continue defense against Russian assault groups, mainly coordinating their howitzers and drones. It has been in recent months, "Forbes writes.