Russians Attempt Assault On Ukraine's Azov Bde Using...Electric Scooters

It is well understood that the Russians are running out of military equipment, especially armored vehicles. 

They have attempted to use civilian cars, golf carts and motorcycles, but electric scooters seem especially desperate. Creative, perhaps, but suicidal. JL

Lilia Podolyak reports in UNN :

The Azov Brigade repelled an attack by Russians using atypical equipment, including electric scooters. Five armored vehicles, eight vehicles and 63 occupants were destroyed. "Over the past few months, the enemy has lost a significant amount of armored vehicles during massive assaults. Therefore, today the Russians are resorting to the massive use of cars, buggies and even electric scooters."

The Azov Brigade repelled an attack by Russians using atypical equipment, including electric scooters. Five armored vehicles, eight vehicles and 63 occupants were destroyed. As on the entire front line, the number of enemy infantry in the Toretsk sector is significantly higher, the brigade added. Therefore, attempts to assault are stopped at the approach of the Russians to the positions of the infantry of the Defense Forces.

 

The Azov Brigade showed how the Russians unsuccessfully stormed the positions of the 12th Brigade using atypical equipment, namely scooters, UNN writes. 

"Five armored vehicles, eight vehicles were destroyed, 63 Russians were eliminated, and three abandoned electric scooters were destroyed as a result of an unsuccessful enemy assault on the positions of the 12th Azov Special Forces Brigade," the statement said.

The brigade emphasizes that every day the Russian infantry tries to break through the defense by any means and gain a foothold in dilapidated buildings or basements, or hide in plantations. As on the entire front line, the number of enemy infantry in the Toretsk sector is significantly higher, the brigade added. Therefore, attempts to assault are stopped at the approach of the Russians to the positions of the infantry of the Defense Forces.

"Over the past few months, the enemy has lost a significant amount of armored vehicles during massive assaults. Therefore, today the Russians are resorting to the massive use of cars, buggies and even electric scooters. All types of Russian vehicles, as well as their destruction, are captured on video," the video caption reads.