Russia airstrikes strategic Ukrainian position in Rabotino region

Despite resistance from Ukrainian forces, Russian troops continue to make positive advances in the region. However, the focus of the conflict is gradually shifting to Malaya Tokmachka, where Ukrainian forces have consolidated their positions in the forest belts typical of the region.

To neutralize the attacks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Russian military intensified artillery and air strikes. One of these attacks was recorded. The images show that SHOAB-0.5 cluster bombs and RBK-500 bombs were used.

These bombs significantly increase the effectiveness of attacking targets because they have great destructive power, especially against forces entrenched in dense forest areas. The use of bombs allows the Russian military to effectively destroy trenches and other fortifications of Ukrainian forces, making it easier for infantry and armored vehicles to carry out their tasks afterward.

In the Ugledar region, Russia has also stepped up attacks and disrupted troop rotations of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The head of the Vostok Group press center, Alexander Gordeev, said that the Russian armed forces successfully prevented an attempt to rotate units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Ugledar region.

According to him, over the past 16 hours, the Group's aviation and artillery attacked several temporary deployment points, four drone control points and an ammunition depot of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the direction of Yuzhnodonetsk.

Russian attacks cost Ukraine two tanks, two infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs), three armored fighting vehicles, seven cars, a US-made Paladin self-propelled gun and an Msta-B howitzer.

These figures show the high effectiveness of the actions of the Russian army when confronting the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This significantly weakened the Ukrainian forces in this direction.

HOA AN (According to SF, AVP)

Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/nga-khong-kich-vi-tri-chien-luoc-cua-ukraine-o-khu-vuc-rabotino-a652371.html