It prevents the return of the Kursk region: the Russian Federation sends the military from "space troops" to infantry - intelligence

The report of British consciousness states that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched in the Kursk region one of the units of the Motorizh Rifle Regiment, which is unusually formed from the PCS personnel. The misuse of servicemen can be an obstacle to the return of the territories of the Kursk region, considers in intelligence. The way Russian troops deploy in the Kursk region testifies to the lack of personnel, the Ministry of Defense of the United Kingdom said.

New data of British consciousness is published on the social network X. The report of the Russian Federation about the use of PCS to protect against the invasion of Ukraine into the western territory "Probably demonstrates a shortage of personnel", the Ministry of Defense of the United Kingdom said.

In the new reconnaissance, the authors also refer to the publication of the Russian investigative edition "Important History", which found that the Russian Federation launched one of the units of the Motorized Rifle Regiment, which was "formed unusually" from the personnel of the aerial space forces.

It is reported that the regiment's personnel covers "those who have previously held special positions, such as early alert radar operators, or served in the shelves of heavy bombers of longitudinal aviation. " "The removal of staff who worked in high -priority industries is likely to indicate the lack of staff," representatives of British intelligence reported.

The report also states that the use of troops as infantry may not reduce the possibility of the Russian Federation to return the territory of Kursk region. It is reported that Russia continues to create new units and recruit more personnel "to support its approach to a large -scale war on exhaustion against Ukraine. " High losses require constant replenishment of infantry troops on the front line. This limits the opportunities of the Russian Federation to form efficient units.