Extremely fast and maneuverable: the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation used a "new chip" on the front (video)

Last year, the enemy began to use quad bikes on the battlefield, but to evacuate the wounded. However, this remedy is open to defeat, so it is easily destroyed by the Ukrainian military. In the Zaporizhzhya direction, the armed forces of the Russian Federation began to use ATVs. According to the spokesman of the Tavriya troops, Dmitry Likhovia, the Ukrainian military is well destroyed. He reported this during a telecommunication.

He noted that the Zaporizhzhya direction is less loaded in the operating area. Last day, on February 21, eight Russian attacks were reflected, which is relatively less enemy activity than in the Avdi and Mariinsky directions. "In the Zaporizhzhya direction, the enemy continues to hiking small assaults with small infantry groups, but also with the use of ATVs. For them it is a new such feature," Dmitry Likhov said.

According to him, on February 20, one ATV was destroyed, while on February 21 - three units were affected. Likhov emphasized that last year military analysts wrote about the use of ATVs and Bagi on the battlefield, but it was a means of evacuating the wounded. Because it is light, maneuver, low -noise, but it also has its disadvantages, namely, it carries a low load and open for damage.

Nevertheless, the quad bikes are fast, in particular it depends on the terrain and the weather conditions that are currently allowing the occupiers to use them. "But they (ATVs - ed. ) Are also destroyed very well. Each such remedy is opposed. It is both affected and the novelties become fired very quickly," he added.

We will remind, on February 21 the commander of the operational-strategic group of troops "Tavriya" Oleksandr Tarnavsky said that the Russian soldiers use high-speed ATVs on the battlefield. According to him, the enemy tried to attack the Armed Forces in the Orikhiv direction. On February 22, Tarnavsky said that the Russian military is over -group, tightening reserves and engaging aviation.