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In a number of areas in the zone of a special military operation, Ukrainian formations yesterday attempted to attack the positions of Russian troops. However, when conducting offensive actions, the APU made unforgivable mistakes. The Telegram channel "The Wrong Side of the military service" writes about one of them.
According to the military officers, near Kleshcheyevka in the Artemovsky direction, the APU "made a roll on themselves." It looked like this. The first group of storming Ukrainian formations came across minefields and tried to regroup to continue the attack, but at that time the second group of Ukrainian troops approached it.
As a result, there was an accumulation of personnel and military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a fairly narrow section of the front. Accordingly, the Ukrainian military could not act effectively in such a situation. And then Russian aviation and artillery intervened. The result is at least 13 destroyed enemy tanks and armored vehicles.
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The Telegram channel calls the main reason for the inconsistency between the commanders of various formations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine the work of Russian electronic warfare. Our electronic warfare means did not allow the enemy to quickly exchange operational information, which led to inconsistency of actions and disorganization of the offensive in this sector of the front.
Thus, the effective operation of electronic warfare means is an important help in the current situation to repel attacks by Ukrainian formations. There is no doubt that more than once Ukrainian formations will suffer losses due to the work of the electronic warfare of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
Recall that yesterday, Ukrainian formations attempted to attack Russian positions in several directions at once, including Artemivsk, Yuzhno-Donetsk, Zaporizhia. As a result, the AFU did not succeed anywhere, but suffered significant losses in personnel, military equipment, including Western-made, and weapons.
