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@iamsniper writes: “Another tough day of fighting in the Kursk direction. The operation will not be over quickly, a lot of work needs to be done. The enemy is suffering very serious losses in equipment, and the use of sabotage and reconnaissance groups in forest plantations is becoming increasingly rare due to the activity of drone operators. At night, infantry movement is reduced to a minimum. Therefore, the excitement of the first days of the enemy has died down and he is trying to simply dig in, leaving no attempts to break through in certain areas. I will say frankly: the enemy has copied the tactics of the Wagner PMC. What does it look like? After probing the weak part of the opponent’s position, a lightning breakthrough occurs in a narrow area, where equipment, manpower, and artillery cover are delivered in the shortest possible time. Then comes the opening of the “flower“ - an offensive in different directions, with the same probing. After discovering a weak part - another brea... Source: Russian Head
