Now I have to tell you how snipers are fighting now, what are the problematic moments and what we are trying to do to maximize the effectiveness of our sniper groups. 1. The most important problem is drones . If the guys (and girls) have regular sniper work, drone cover is mandatory. If the work is on assault operations, there should be not just total cover for everyone with drones, but the dominance of our drones over the battlefield. If the guys (and girls) have regular sniper work, drone cover is mandatory. If the work is on assault operations, there should be not just total cover for everyone with drones, but the dominance of our drones over the battlefield. All sniper groups now work in such a way that there is interaction with the unit's drone operators, they have their own drones, and this is a matter of survival on the battlefield. One of our groups this fall advanced to the line of combat contact during the destruction of the Dobropillia advance of the enemy without dron...
There are many questions to me about the situation at the front, what problems our snipers have and how we can help. 1. The first main problem is Rubicon. Something like our Unmanned Systems Forces, but they work not only from the rear, but also directly at the front, destroying everything they detect from the line of combat contact 10 km into our rear. They also partially reach targets further than 10 km. All this is achieved due to the unlimited provision of Rubicon with all types of drones and all types of weapons necessary for such units. If our command had a desire to win the war , several decisions would have been made that have long been necessary: 1A. We need to direct units of professionals to destroy Rubicon , providing them with unlimited resources. 1B. We need to provide brigades with drones , against which Rubicon operates, not according to e-points and previously achieved results, but unlimitedly. The same goes for electronic warfare and radar reconnaissance. 1C....