Ukrainian Buvala Drones Disrupt Russian Logistics: How New Strikes Change the Situation on the Front.

According to inkorr.com: The Ukrainian military actively uses new 'Buvala' drones, which carry out precise strikes on Russian military targets. These modern munitions not only strike but also destroy enemy logistics by attacking columns and equipment in strategic locations.

Use of New 'Buvala' Drones by Ukrainian Defense Forces

The Defense Forces of Ukraine have begun to actively employ new long-range loitering munitions capable of delivering precise strikes on Russian military targets located far behind the front lines.

Journalist Denis Kazansky's Reaction to Russian Panic

Journalist and blogger Denis Kazansky has noted the growing panic in the Russian information space. Ironically commenting on reports from Russian 'war correspondents', he emphasized that even the enemy acknowledges the technological advantage of Ukrainian weaponry.

'Z-thugs are excited about the new Ukrainian drones "Buvala" - equivalents of the Russian "Lancet". They say, they strike deep into the rear, far and accurately,' Kazansky wrote.

Russian Occupants' Losses from Ukrainian Drones

Occupiers acknowledge that the range of new Ukrainian drones allows them to hit targets significantly further from the front line, seriously disrupting enemy logistics. Ukrainian drones not only attack predetermined targets but also conduct 'free hunting' on enemy columns and equipment on key communication routes.

The mass use of these drones significantly alters the situation in the occupied territories, forcing the Russian side to recognize that previously 'absolutely safe routes' are now becoming targets of attacks.

Thus, Ukrainian forces enhance their combat potential with new drones, allowing them to deliver precise strikes on Russian military targets and disrupt the enemy's logistics at significant distances from the front. The actions of the Ukrainian military are forcing the Russian side to reassess its plans and secret routes, as even remote and previously considered safe paths are now subjected to Ukrainian attacks.