By Victor Duda
According to him, the change of weather affects two sides - both on Ukrainian defenders and Russian invaders. This can be seen now, because in the southern directions of the front there are much less aviation departures. In addition, this also affects the use of drones. "The weather factor has its impact, first of all, in the use of heavy equipment. If it rains, then there in the mud, of course, to operate heavy equipment is much more difficult than on dry soil.
However, infantry battles are mostly in the south and use The techniques are already limited. But the infantry can move where the equipment is moving. Therefore, I do not think that the offensive in the south will stop completely, " - said Denis Popovich. We will remind, on October 10 it was reported that the Armed Forces advanced in the districts of Kigshchiyivka, Andreevka and Verbov.
According to analysts from ISW, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation conducted offensive operations on the Svatove-Kremin line, but did not succeed. Ukrainian defenders also managed to repel Russian attacks near Makeevka. Earlier, Focus reported that the Ukrainian military continues to bite the defense of the Russian invaders and break forward in the Bakhmut area.
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