NYT: Russian army uses robots to deliver ammunition near Avdeevka
The Russian military near Avdievka began digging tunnels and using robots to deliver ammunition, writes The New York Times (NYT).
By According to the press secretary of the 110th separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of Ukraine Anton Kotsukon, the Russian Armed Forces adapted to attacks by armored vehicles on mined fields in Avdievka, Russian army servicemen began to dig tunnels. “Then they may suddenly appear near our positions. They also use robots to deliver ammunition to their troops,” — a representative of the Ukrainian army shared the details.
Since the beginning of June, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been attempting to advance in the Zaporozhye, South Donetsk and Artemovsk directions, throwing units trained and armed by the North Atlantic Alliance onto the line of combat contact. As Russian President Vladimir Putin noted, Ukrainian troops were unable to achieve serious success on any sector of the front. According to the head of the Russian Ministry of Defense Sergei Shoigu, in September alone, the losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces amounted to more than 17,000 people, as well as over 2,700 weapons.