Russians in the Kupiansk direction have changed their tactics: they now operate in small groups.

According to inkorr.com: Russian forces in the Kupiansk direction have changed their strategy, trying to penetrate through Ukrainian combat formations in small groups. This was reported by Vitaliy Markiv, an officer of the 1st Battalion of the National Guard of Ukraine 'Bureviy', during a telemarathon.

According to the military, the occupiers have ceased mass assaults and are now trying to act alone or in pairs, using thermal camouflage to conceal themselves. Often, the Russians choose open sections of the front where their presence is least expected.

Identifying the enemy has become complicated as they are carefully camouflaged, hiding and moving slowly. The actions of Russian soldiers are characterized by very low speed. The military from the 'Bureviy' brigade is studying this new tactic and investigating routes where the enemy is least expected.

Evolution of the Russian enemy's tactics

The military emphasized that the war has evolved to such an extent that the tactics of its participants are constantly changing.

'Since the beginning of the invasion, when the enemy moved in mass groups and columns, now they use individual fighters. This indicates that the enemy is analyzing the results of their actions, testing defenses, and accordingly applying the next tactics. Ultimately, the military learns,' added the officer of the 'Bureviy' brigade.

The Russian troops have shifted from mass attacks in the Kupiansk direction to actions in small groups, complicating detection and response from the Ukrainian side. The Ukrainian military has adapted to the new tactics and is carefully studying possible routes of enemy movement to be prepared for any scenarios.

The change in the strategy of Russian forces indicates their approach to adaptation in response to insights from previous battles. This presents new challenges for Ukrainian forces, which must find ways to effectively respond to such tactics. By analyzing the enemy's actions, the Ukrainian military seeks to stay one step ahead to maintain control over the situation on the front.