1/ Due to the effect of Ukrainian drones' suppression of Russian logistics, Russian soldiers are having to walk up to 35 km (21.7 miles) per day to form up for attacks, evacuate the wounded, reach frontline positions, or go to the rear. ⬇️
2/ The Russian warblogger 'Vault No. 8' writes:
"[A]t this moment, when the enemy has a huge numerical superiority [with drones] in the lower skies, the front line walks long distances every day.
"[A]t this moment, when the enemy has a huge numerical superiority [with drones] in the lower skies, the front line walks long distances every day.
3/ "Evacuation teams can walk 20 kilometres [12.4 mi] every day on the days of our attacks.
Supplies carriers also, about 20-25 km [12.4-15.5 mi] with a heavy load every day.
Infantry when moving to the assault, to the entrenchment and to rest – 10-20 km [6.2-12.4 mi] each.
Supplies carriers also, about 20-25 km [12.4-15.5 mi] with a heavy load every day.
Infantry when moving to the assault, to the entrenchment and to rest – 10-20 km [6.2-12.4 mi] each.
4/ "On business to the rear (from receiving humanitarian aid to submitting reports for leave from the front) - up to 30-35 km [18.6 mi-21.7 mi].
And all this on foot, in armour, which was not the case during the Second World War.
And all this on foot, in armour, which was not the case during the Second World War.
5/ "And the daily march standards are the same – 20-30 km [12.4-18.6 mi] per day, with rest breaks and active periods of task fulfilment."
Source:
t.me/vault8pro/52332
Source:
t.me/vault8pro/52332
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