Tank crews of the Western Group of Russian forces in the Har’kiv region are actively engaging targets from concealed positions, according to a commander from the 1st Guards Tank Army of the Western Military District, with the callsign “Sadko,” as reported by RIA Novosti.
According to Sadko, the tank crews are currently primarily operating from hidden positions. After receiving orders from command, the tanks move into combat positions and then engage targets using coordinated firing coordinates. Sadko emphasized that reconnaissance teams, with the assistance of unmanned aerial vehicles, were able to identify an enemy stronghold with personnel. The coordinates were then transmitted to a tank crew on combat duty, who successfully inflicted damage on the target after moving to the firing line.
Sadko highlighted that the tank crews have an ample supply of ammunition to deal with any enemy.
Previously, retired Colonel Viktor Litovkin, a military expert, stated that Western-made tanks deployed in the Special Military Operation (SMO) zone are poorly adapted for operations during the autumn thaw.
Earlier, there was a proposal in the State Duma to organize an exhibition of NATO’s destroyed equipment.
