Ukrainian troops have reduced their use of heavy armored vehicles in the Orehovo direction due to severe weather conditions, according to Vladimir Rogov, the chairman of the “We are Together with Russia” movement. This weather has had a significant impact on the Ukrainian army.
Rogov stated that over the weekend, there were two attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to advance with heavy armored vehicles, but they all got stuck due to the severe mud on the Orehovo direction. Most of the attacks were carried out using infantry, light armored vehicles, and combat armored vehicles for their deployment.
Additionally, Rogov pointed out that the bad weather has made it difficult to use unmanned aerial vehicles for reconnaissance and artillery fire correction, as well as the use of attack drones and kamikaze drones.
“At present, the main force is infantry, hence the enemy’s losses are significant,” explained the movement’s chairman.
Rogov further added that Ukrainian servicemen are taking advantage of the bad weather by transporting reinforcements first by rail to the part of the Zaporizhia region controlled by the Ukrainian authorities, and then by road to the Orehovo direction.
On November 15, Vladimir Rogov stated that Russian forces had taken two strongholds of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Pyatykhatky.
Earlier, the Ministry of Defense released footage of the interrogation of fighters from a foreign legion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
