Russian stormtroopers adapted their tactics to the hot weather in the Kramatorsk direction.

The situation in the Kramatorsk direction remains largely unchanged; however, Russian troops are adapting their tactics to the weather conditions, trying to use the high temperatures to cover their storming actions.

The greenery and sun complicate the detection of the enemy right now

According to Chief Sergeant Vitaliy Pyasetskyi, the enemy is currently operating, taking cover from the heat. Previously, the foe continued to use the unchanging tactic of attacks by small storming groups.

In the area of responsibility of the 93rd Separate Mechanized Brigade 'Kholodnyi Yar', Ukrainian defenders discovered six enemy assault troops. After a drone strike, four invaders were eliminated, and two fled.

The impact of weather conditions on combat operations

The Chief Sergeant detailed how high temperatures affect reconnaissance and combat operations. He indicated that the weather works for both sides of the conflict, complicating the detection of the enemy.

At the same Time, Pyasetskyi noted that it is impossible to definitively say whether good or bad weather is for conducting combat operations; there are always certain nuances. Adverse weather conditions affect both enemy and Ukrainian reconnaissance.

From the above, it follows that Russian troops have begun to use high temperatures to cover their assault operations, which poses certain difficulties for natural detection in the field. At the same time, weather conditions have an ambivalent impact on conducting combat operations for both the enemy and the Ukrainian military, complicating reconnaissance and interaction between the conflicting parties.