Russians are losing their troops far from front line - British intelligence
Russian troops in Ukraine continue to suffer massive casualties from Ukrainian precision strikes far behind the front line.
This is stated in the report of British intelligence, Censor.NET informs.
British analysts recall that on November 10, probably more than 70 occupiers were killed during an attack on a convoy of trucks 23 km behind the front line in the village of Hladkivka, Kherson region. Also, on November 19, the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck a group of people attending an award ceremony or a concert in Kumachovo, 60 km inside Russian-controlled territory.
"Ukraine has also suffered from similar incidents. On November 3, 2023, 19 soldiers of the 128th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade were killed by a Russian ballistic missile at the awards ceremony," the report says.
In British intelligence, it is noted that the fighters, as a rule, are well aware of the range of the enemy's weapons systems. However, in the realities of a very long combat deployment, commanders face an acute dilemma.
"They must balance the best practice of keeping troops dispersed and less vulnerable to attack with the day-to-day requirement of bringing units together to exercise command and maintain morale," the intelligence added.
