The Russian invaders are fighting along the entire front line, but their offensive potential continues to decline.
Russian troops began to use artillery more often to compensate for their reduced offensive capabilities. This was announced on Saturday, April 8, by analysts at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
“The dynamics of military artillery use in Ukraine reflects the fact that Russian troops use artillery to compensate for their reduced offensive capabilities. At the same time, Ukrainian troops are more accurate in selecting targets, but probably also benefits from being on the defensive. in most areas, since offensive operations, as a rule, create a higher demand for artillery,” the report said.
ISW added that Russia’s missile campaign aimed at destroying Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ultimately failed, and “Russia appears to have abandoned these efforts.”
“The occupiers are focusing their current attacks on diverting and dispersing Ukrainian forces to avoid launching a counter-offensive,” the report said.
In addition, experts say, the Russian Ministry of Defense may prepare conditions for an attack under a false flag in the Sumy region.
It is not clear what overall effect the Kremlin intends to achieve with the increasingly outlandish and ineffective Russian information operations that accuse Ukrainian attacks under false flags.
As reported, in the past day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine repelled 60 attacks by the Russian Federation in the directions of Limansky, Bakhmutsky, Avdeevsky and Maryinsky.
Recall, on April 7, the command of the Airborne Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published a video of the “landing” of the Russian Su-25 Grach attack aircraft in the Donetsk region.
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Source: korrespondent
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