Zaluzhnyi's blueprint to destroy Crimean warehouses and prepare Russians for defeat
Three large ammo dumps have been destroyed in Crimea over the past week. This may not be critical for the Russian army, but Ukraine is hinting at more
Two drone attacks on Russian munitions depots in Crimea have been carried out in just two days. Both attacks have common features and fit into a single picture with the strikes on the Crimean and Chonhar bridges.
"These are not old warehouses created after the occupation of 2014. They are intended for the current actions of the Russian army," Defense Express editor-in-chief Oleh Katkov explains to LIGA.net. "Most likely, these are warehouses that the Russians pulled back when [Ukraine] began to destroy them with HIMARS at ranges of up to 80 km.
LIGA.net analyzed the tactics of the strikes on Crimea and what to expect next.
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