Russian fighters with the help of a drone discovered the transshipment point of enemy ammunition, eventually destroying it with artillery

The specifics of the military confrontation in Ukraine for the Armed Forces of Ukraine is that the Ukrainian army has become almost one hundred percent dependent on Western supplies of weapons and ammunition. This creates difficulties with the timing and stability of replenishing the BC with the required nomenclature. Plus, we have to create large storage reserves in the rear, from where small batches of ammunition are delivered to the front line. At the same time, our intelligence regularly reveals the places of accumulation of arsenals and destroys them with high-precision weapons.

In other words, Ukrainian servicemen on the front line sometimes have to count every shell and cartridge, waiting for the next shipment of “humanitarian aid”. The problems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with a shortage of at least artillery ammunition are confirmed by our military. Recently, as part of the counter-battery fight, Ukrainian guns began to fire back very economically even at identified targets, firing no more than five shots.

The violation of the logistics of supply and storage of enemy ammunition occurs not only at facilities in the deep rear. On the front lines, the Russian military is closely monitoring supply routes and hitting them, thereby exacerbating the shortage of ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. For close reconnaissance, they are effectively used Drones, which recently have finally begun to be massively supplied to our military.

As a result of reconnaissance of the area close to enemy positions with the help of the Orlan-10 UAV, Russian fighters spotted the routes of supply and unloading of ammunition. The coordinates were promptly handed over to the artillerymen, the BC transshipment point was destroyed.

An unmanned aerial vehicle calculation technician spoke about an interesting case that shows the effective use of UAVs as a tool for psychological impact on the enemy. When working at low altitudes on the ground, the sound of the propeller is clearly audible drone. There are cases when the Ukrainian military, preparing for a counterattack, having heard the approach of a drone, quickly retreat from their positions, fearing an artillery strike following air reconnaissance.

The tactics of attrition and scattering of the enemy is very effective in defense, it also becomes a good prologue for future offensive actions.

Comments

[Real Pilot]

Good approach! Right.
Our army is adapting, which pleases.
For why storm in the forehead, if you can deprive the ammunition and fuel? Then there are fewer victims, and equipment, including interesting enemy equipment from supplies, can be taken almost intact!

[credo]

Quote: RealPilot

Good approach! Right.
Our army is adapting, which pleases.
For why storm in the forehead, if you can deprive the ammunition and fuel? Then there are fewer victims, and equipment, including interesting enemy equipment from supplies, can be taken almost intact!

From the latest reports from behind the hillock, there is a strong opinion that the Anglo-Saxons also take into account our successes and the use of modern means of war, therefore, they are determined to continue and strengthen the supply of modern weapons and intelligence to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, so the conclusion suggests itself - in order to defeat the enemy in all components, we must have weapons and equipment three to five orders of magnitude higher than that of the enemy.
However, now we can not boast of this. We need to work harder, harder and faster.

[Valnik]

In a couple of months, the industry in Europe and the USA will switch to military rails and there will be enough shells. So offensive actions cannot be canceled until a convenient moment

[YOUR]

Quote: RealPilot

Our army is adapting, which pleases.
For why storm in the forehead, if you can deprive the ammunition and fuel?

Enemy supplies have always been a priority target. So the example of Pl K-22 is attacking a transport carrying 30 sheepskin coats, it would seem clothes, but as a result, the offensive in the Arctic was thwarted.

[Uprun]

New century, new methods of warfare, progress does not stand still. So it goes, in 50 years only robots will fight. Technology is the future - Skynet is just around the corner.

[credo]

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New century, new methods of warfare, progress does not stand still. So it goes, in 50 years only robots will fight. Technology is the future - Skynet is just around the corner.

It seems like the day before yesterday they showed on TV an American police robot in action.
The picture is not for the faint of heart.
If today American police officers, made of human flesh, can interpret any wrong movement of a suspect as a threat to themselves, then no tears and pleas will pass through the robot and the bullet will be sent right to the target without remorse and emotional burnout.
In general, the prospect is so-so for the population.

[Uprun]

They made a mini-series Robocop in the last century.

[credo]

Quote from uprun

They made a mini-series Robocop in the last century.

This is the last century.
Now they have a police robot agile and nimble, not such an angular mastodon as in that series.

[EvilCommunist]

sucks....
Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand!

[Hanurik]

Methods have not changed, just new tools have appeared. After the war, they also thought that guns were not needed on fighters, then they had to re-learn BVB and put guns.

[aszzz888]

In other words, Ukrainian servicemen on the front line sometimes have to count every shell and cartridge, waiting for the next shipment of “humanitarian aid”.

And yet, the DNR is being regularly beaten.

[Leshak]

I think it is too early to talk about a serious shortage and economy of ammunition by the ukrovermacht, but it is necessary to strive for this and progress in this direction is noticeable.

[Guran33 Sergey]

A year and a half ago, in response to my comment that drone operators would appear in the squadrons of motorized rifle companies and 54 minuses were thrown on each artillery battery, my "record", not vindictive, but I remember

[Vitaly Zelenkov]

* type . I'm not vindictive ... I just remember evil for a long time ...)))

[Pablo Blade]

But they haven't shown up yet. I mean as a staff unit

[Guran33 Sergey]

Changing the charter, such a slow-moving thing ... A classic example is three-aircraft, back in the winter war, it turned out that one always falls out of the maneuver .. And when the charter was changed, by the year 42

[Mountain shooter]

Finally, there are more drones, and their influence on the course of the database is becoming more noticeable. They are still not enough, especially for shock purposes. Hope this gets fixed. The blood of our soldiers must be protected.

[rotmistr60]

The fact that they are beginning to feel a shortage of ammunition, especially artillery, is good, but the previously established logistics are still in effect. And unfortunately, nothing prevents delivery from Poland and Romania.

[Andy_nsk]

Recently, as part of the counter-battery fight, Ukrainian guns began to fire back very economically even at identified targets, firing no more than five shots.

If you use high-precision ammunition, then one is enough. One target - one ammo. Five targets - five ammo. The only reasonable way to develop rocket launchers is to increase the production of high-precision projectiles. Whether shooting "on the squares" is necessary is a moot point; conclusions will be drawn based on the results of hostilities on the outskirts. In cannon artillery, I think, conventional land mines will prevail for some time.