Summer will be difficult for the occupiers due to attacks on their logistics — Flash
The Ukrainian Armed Forces plan to significantly intensify attacks on Russian military logistics routes in the coming months, using various types of drones for this purpose.
This was announced by Serhiy Beskrestnov, an advisor to the Ukrainian Minister of Defense, who goes by the call sign “Flash.”
According to him, in addition to long-range strikes on targets within Russian territory, special attention will be paid to disrupting the occupiers’ logistics. This includes supply routes for ammunition, fuel, equipment, and personnel.
Beskrestnov noted that Ukrainian manufacturers are already producing a significant number of long-range drones with a range of over 1,000 kilometers. At the same time, so-called “middle strike” drones, capable of striking targets at distances of up to 200 kilometers, will also play an important role.
According to him, a significant portion of the Russian army’s logistics operations takes place in this zone, so strikes on such facilities could seriously impact the combat effectiveness of the occupying forces.
“Flash” also mentioned the Ministry of Defense’s “Logistical Lockdown” program, aimed at systematically destroying the enemy’s logistical infrastructure.
According to the Defense Minister’s advisor, the coming summer could be particularly difficult for Russian troops due to intensified Ukrainian strikes on rear supply routes and logistics hubs.
The Russian army is already experiencing a shortage of personnel on the front lines — Gnatov.
The occupiers complain that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are cutting off the land corridor to Crimea with drones.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated another 1,020 Russian troops on the front lines over the past 24 hours.
