Occupiers Are Sent "one Way" Without Armor And Equipment
3- 15.12.2025, 8:23
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The new tactics of the Russian command.
New videos of the liquidation of Russian occupants are increasingly showing Russian army servicemen participating in attacks with virtually no equipment. We are talking about people without armor plates, without unloading systems and, in some cases, with a minimal set of weapons, writes "Dialogue".
According to military expert Alexander Kovalenko, in fact, such soldiers are sent to perform combat missions lightly - in conditions where protection is a matter of survival. Defenseless Russian military, falling under the attacks of drones and artillery of the AFU, have almost no chance of rescue. At the same time, statistics confirms this trend, recording a sharp increase in losses.
According to the expert, this explains the increase in the share of dead in the monthly statistics of losses of the Russian occupation forces. Since August-September, the share of irrecoverable losses, according to Kovalenko's estimate, has averaged about 65% of the total. This means that most of those who are thrown into battle without protection do not return.
The expert emphasizes that such tactics show not military necessity, but a complete disregard for the lives of their own soldiers.
People are used as "meat for slaughter," sent on missions with a clear outcome in advance. This is not training, not a maneuver and not a strategy - it is a conscious waste of human resources.
The situation recorded on the video is not an isolated case, but a manifestation of the systemic degradation of the Russian army. Lack of equipment, deterioration of the supply system and cynical attitude of commanders are increasingly becoming the norm.
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