Russia prepares armored attacks in the Northern direction: what to expect with the onset of cold weather.
According to inkorr.com: In the Northern direction, Ukrainian military personnel expect changes in the tactics of the enemy with the onset of cold weather. Currently, the enemy is acting in small infantry groups, but significant armored attacks may occur in the near future. This was stated by Yuriy Gulko, deputy commander of the tank battalion of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade 'Magura', during a telethon.
Prospects for attacks from the enemy
According to Gulko, Russian troops are accumulating near the border, indicating preparations for larger operations. With the onset of cold weather, he notes, enemy attacks using armored vehicles are possible.
Preparation for defense
Therefore, defense forces are preparing in advance for changes in the nature of combat operations, bypassing the enemy's main logistical routes and strengthening fortifications.
In the Northern direction, Ukrainian military personnel are ready for possible changes in the enemy's tactics. With the onset of cold weather, they expect active involvement of enemy armored vehicles. New approaches to defense are already being discussed and implemented to enhance defense effectiveness.
During this critical period, when the weather becomes more challenging, Ukrainian military personnel understand that the enemy may try to take advantage of the moment, so preparation for new challenges is a priority. Hopes for improving defense tactics should help maintain control over the situation and reduce risks for personnel.
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