“Chartija is now in the Kharkiv sector, the situation is under control. Russia is trying to drag its forces to the contact line, but Ukrainian defenders are preventing its intentions. The enemy’s planning is slowing down and has only 1 tactic: “Meat storms," he stated.
"Now the ratio of forces is sometimes 1 to 10"
— Due to the fact that the equipment is now very sensitive, as unmanned systems work well, the occupiers conduct assault operations mainly utilizing infantry. They send their soldiers in columns in different directions to distract us," said Pomahaibus.
According to the military, most of the Russian infantry are prisoners who are not trained. They're being released into the combat zone, hoping at best they'll get any kind of a base somewhere in the woods. But during the attacks, Russian soldiers only have 1 way — push forward due to the fact that retreat means execution
— They can inactive last with us if they approach and surrender, he said.
— If we callback planet War II, the Russians had neither good planning nor good training — they had only many soldiers. They are presently fighting in the same way. If the advantage is high, specified tactics can work. Today, the power ratio is sometimes 1 to ten, and in specified a situation it is very hard to keep a line. Therefore, we complement the ranks of the brigade and mobilise civilians to fight, we tell them about the work of commanders and the quality of military training," said Pomahaibus.
