Russians are storming without body armor and helmets: intelligence reveals details of tactics.

According to inkorr.com: The situation in the Pokrovsk direction is becoming increasingly tense. Russian forces are accumulating infantry and sending assault groups forward, armed only with automatic weapons. There is practically no equipment or motorcycles observed in this direction, and attacks on enemy positions are mainly carried out by small infantry groups.

'The enemy uses phones with 'Alpinqwest' and simply leads fighters to a designated point on the map. Mostly they have a limited arsenal - they may have only an automatic weapon and a few magazines with ammunition. Sometimes they don't even have magazines - this is not even a rarity anymore,' explained an intelligence officer.

'Major' emphasized that these are not decorations. Recently during an operation, stormtroopers were found who were literally 'empty' - without any equipment.

Problems with equipment among stormtroopers

The scout emphasized that fighters often find themselves without necessary equipment, relying on logistics that do not always reach them. They head to the front in uniform, only with an automatic weapon in hand, not even having a helmet or body armor. This complicates the execution of combat tasks in wartime conditions.

Reports from the front show that Russian troops are fighting with minimal equipment, often limiting themselves to only automatic weapons and a modest supply of ammunition. This not only complicates their own actions but also creates additional opportunities for Ukrainian military personnel on the front lines.

Logistical problems and the lack of equipment for Russian assault groups can become critical factors in the course of hostilities. This gives Ukrainian soldiers certain advantages on the battlefield and allows them to operate more effectively in the face of unpredictable engagements. It is important to monitor the situation's development, as these factors can significantly impact the future development of the conflict.