The occupiers have limited the use of ammunition in the 36th Army
Since early June, the command of Russia’s 36th Army has imposed restrictions on ammunition consumption for its artillery units. This was reported by a spokesperson for the Southern Defense Forces, who noted that the occupying forces are forced to set limits on the use of shells. This may indicate the need for more economical use of ammunition.
According to the spokesperson, this occurred following strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Russian ammunition depots in the temporarily occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions.
“In connection with the destruction of ammunition depots in the temporarily occupied territories of the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions, the command of the Russian 36th Army has imposed limits on artillery units regarding the use of artillery ammunition for June,”, Voloshin added.
The spokesperson emphasized that this indicates that Ukrainian precision strikes and attacks on enemy logistics routes are achieving their objectives.
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