Ukrainian armed forces: thousands of Russian tanks torn in air!

Ukrainian armed forces: thousands of Russian tanks torn in air!

Krywyj Rih, Ukraine - The Ukrainian armed forces have achieved remarkable success in the destruction of Russian military vehicles since the beginning of the year. Army chief Olexandr Syrskyj reports that 11,583 vehicles and special equipment have been lost to date. These attacks are part of a comprehensive strategy to interrupt the opponent's logistics in order to further weaken the Russian troops. A total of over 35,000 enemy vehicles have been destroyed since the beginning of 2024, which is a significant burden on Russian military operation. Syrskyj has published a video that shows the use of drones that target Russian military vehicles, including tanks. These missions have led to hundreds of thousands of tons of ammunition, equipment and fuel could not get to the Russian troops. Syrskyj's information could not be verified independently. Gleichzeitig führen die russischen Streitkräfte zunehmend Wellenangriffe auf ukrainische Stellungen durch, unterstützt von Artillerie, wie Tagesspiegel reported.

A particularly successful counter -strike by the Ukrainian armed forces recently took place when a swarm of drones destroyed numerous Russian tanks and other military vehicles. The attack was carried out by the 46th separate air mobile brigade, and the destruction also includes rifle tanks and motorcycles. Videos of the attack went viral on social media and show the effectiveness of this tactics in the current conflict situation. Nevertheless, the situation remains tense because in other regions of Ukraine, especially in the industrial city of Krywyj Rih, air alarms were triggered due to Russian attacks. Tragically, at least three people, including a twelve -year -old boy, were tragically killed, and three others were injured, said the governor of the Dnipropetrovsk area, Serhij Lyssak, such as t-online reported.

drones in modern war

The increasing importance of drones in the Ukraine conflict also raises questions about the military preparation of Western armed forces. Vadym Sukharevskyi from the Ukrainian army emphasizes that no NATO Army is currently being prepared for massive drone attacks. Security expert Fabian Hinz explains that the large -scale use of drones is an enormous challenge for the defense systems; Even with functioning systems, effectiveness is often only of short duration. The ability to quickly adapt these technologies is a challenge for western countries. The massive drone use in Ukraine could serve as a lesson, such as through the Spiegel is illustrated.

Another interesting detail is that Russia has learned from the conflict and increasingly uses Iranian Shahe-drones that have a range of up to 4,000 kilometers. These systems previously perceived as niche show that the technology of drone use in modern warfare is decisive. The Ukraine conflict makes it clear that the massive use of drones and their defense mechanisms in the military strategy is becoming more and more the foreground. The challenges that arise from this new combat mode will also encourage other countries to adapt their own skills and strategies accordingly.