Russian forces shift to single-soldier assaults in southern Slobozhanskyi sector
Unable to break through the defensive "kill zone," Russian troops are cutting assault group sizes down to one person, a Ukrainian official said.
Russian forces have begun attacking individually rather than in groups in the Southern Slobozhanskyi sector, according to Ukrainian official Trehubov, as cited by Ukrinform.
Trehubov said Russian units have been unable to overcome the defensive "kill zone" in the area, prompting them to reduce the number of troops in assault groups to a single soldier, Ukrinform reported.
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- Russians start attacking individually rather than in groups — Trehubov — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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