As the ground gets relatively drier along the southern part of the front line, Russian troops have attempted to use vehicles to a greater degree.
The problem with that tactic is that it makes them better targets. The result is that despite repeated tries, Russian troops continue to fail to retake any territory in Zaporizhzhia oblast. JL
The New Voice of Ukraine reports:
Russian forces are constantly trying to advance in the Zaporizhzhya sector, but their attempts are localized. The enemy is being smashed on the outskirts of Robotyne village. The ground is a bit drier now, so weather allows usage not only tracked vehicles, and also automotive equipment. (But) as the Russians use vehicles to transport personnel along the front line and for their logistical tasks the Ukrainians destroyed 84 Russian vehicles.Russians are trying to conduct assault operations from the south and east in the direction of the Ukrainian village Robotyne in Zaporizhzhya Oblast, said Ruslan Muzychuk, spokesman for the National Guard, in a commentary for Liga.net on March 20.
According to him, Russians continue their advance attempts in the Novopavlivka sector, and active hostilities continue in the area of Robotyne. Enemy is attempting to assault from the south and east, in the direction of Robotyne, he noted.
"In general, our defense forces are trying to deter these attacks as early as possible and strike at enemy manpower and equipment," he added.
The speaker also said that the ground is a bit dry now, so weather allows usage not only tracked vehicles, but also automotive equipment.
Russians use vehicles to transport personnel, move along the front line and for their logistical tasks. Muzychuk added that over the past week, the Guards destroyed 84 occupiers vehicles.
Earlier, Dmytro Lykhoviy, spokesman for the Tavria Operational-Strategic Group, said that Russian occupants are constantly trying to advance in the Zaporizhzhya sector, but their attempts are localized. The enemy is being smashed on the outskirts of Robotyne village.
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