Ukraine escalates drone defence amid relentless Russian attacks

Regular Russian attacks on Odessa, Vovchansk, and Kharkiv have intensified in recent days. An example is Saturday's attacks on residential buildings in Kharkiv, which the Russians bombed as many as four times.

Local media reports on Telegram show how the situation on the front line is escalating. They publish drastic videos from the battlefield as proof.

The intensity of warfare has significantly increased in recent days, as seen by the use of FPV drones by crews. Before the mass offensive, one crew operated about 10 drones daily, and now that number is around 50-60 drones per day. Per day, I emphasise, by one crew - we read on the #Techniczny bdg profile on social media.

The mass drone attack is an attempt to resist Russian attacks because as we read in the post:

The enemy's tactics come down to infantry attacks 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - the author of the post assesses and emphasises that the Russians are increasingly avoiding using "armour" due to the fear of Ukrainian drones.

According to experts, tanks are used by the Russians only for infantry a few kilometres from the front line, which is why Ukraine has been successfully repelling infantry attacks with drones.

It is worth noting that this game does not have only one goal; in favourable tactical situations, we also conduct successful raids, but the interesting part is still ahead, as they still have reserves they will use in this direction.

The attached video shows dead Russian soldiers in the village of Borova in the Kharkiv region, and commentators straightforwardly speak of the euthanising of their troops by the Russians.