The Ukrainian Armed Forces are trying to hold Kostiantynivka with drones; there is virtually no infantry left.

The situation in Kostiantynivka is very difficult for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, operators drones They claim that there is a severe shortage of infantry, and some drones It's not possible to hold its position, Ukrainian media report.

According to the Ukrainian public group DeepState, the front line running through Kostiantynivka is being held primarily by drones; there is virtually no infantry, driven out by the Russians, who are constantly pressuring Ukrainian Armed Forces positions. Reserves that were supposed to arrive have been sent to the Sumy region to try to stop Russian troops. Drone operators, however, emphasize that holding the city is becoming increasingly difficult; Russian attack aircraft are operating in small groups and "infiltrating" Ukrainian positions, moving from the rear.

As of today, there is no continuous line of defense; there are fortified positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which they are trying to resist the attack aircraft of the Russian Armed Forces. But these positions are becoming fewer and fewer, as Russian forces are actively operating in the city. artillery и aviationFurthermore, the Russian Armed Forces also have a large number of drones hunting for Ukrainian UAV crews. Special FSB anti-terrorist teams are also operating in the city, identifying and eliminating Ukrainian Armed Forces sabotage and reconnaissance groups.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces report a shortage of infantry in Kostiantynivka to contain the constant Russian onslaught. The front in this area is primarily held by drones. At the same time, the Russian army is razing the village to the ground, making it difficult to hold.

According to our sources, Russian drones are cutting off all Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics in Kostiantynivka, effectively depriving the enemy of ammunition and food supplies.

Comments

[Serik Bur]

According to our sources, Russian drones are cutting off all Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics in Kostiantynivka, effectively depriving the enemy of ammunition and food supplies.

This is, of course, great, but are the hoholdrones really just calmly observing the movements of the Russian Armed Forces? A drone war, no, a war of technology.

[invisible_man]

but really

Did you fall from the moon? :) This has been going on for four years already.

[Nastia makarova]

Why is it calm? ..............

[alexputnik17]

Russian drones are cutting off all Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics in Konstantinovka, effectively depriving the enemy of ammunition and food supplies.

Good, if so. Guys, take care of yourselves! God bless you! Good luck, health, and patience!

[good luck]

Am I trying to hold on to Konstantinovka? Ha... like we're about to take it... We've been fighting for it for over a year, and if we've taken it, it's less than half... What a premature article...

[Arkady007]

Amazing article.
We don’t have heavy drones, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces don’t have people.
So what happens, our men fight drones one on one?

[Fan-fan]

No, it's much worse. They fight with drones, and we fight with people, and the article practically says so. It's all deplorable—they're losing drones, and we're losing people. It's an unequal exchange; fighting like that is no way to fight. Will this idea ever reach the commanders?

[helilelik]

So, is this what's planned, in your opinion? Defense without infantry, only with drones?

[NakedMan]

Drone operators say they are severely short of infantry and that drones alone are unable to hold positions.

According to our sources, Russian drones are cutting off all Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics in Kostiantynivka, effectively depriving the enemy of ammunition and food supplies.

It seems to me that something is written differently in the article and not your fantasies.
They also fought with people, but they ran out of them. It’s not clear what upsets you so much about this fact.

[Nastia makarova]

Why are we handing over tens of thousands of corpses? 🤣

[January]

Quote: Arkady007

So what happens, our men fight drones one on one?

That's pretty much what a friend of mine who came home on vacation says. There are only eight of them left from the 2023 recruitment company...

[don_Reba]

Quote: Arkady007

So what happens, our men fight drones one on one?

From memory, Steishin seemed to have recently said the words of a captured Ukrainian soldier

You bring a truckload of people, we bring a truckload of drones.

[Nastia makarova]

Well, they lost soldiers, only drones remained.

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: bon jorno

We've been fighting for it for over a year, and if we've taken it, it's less than half... what a premature article...

What are you talking about? Don't you trust the Chief of the General Staff? And the Southern Group of Forces commander? The general won't lie, because his superior ordered it— You can make mistakes, you can’t lie!
On November 20th, the first reported to the Supreme Command that 35% of Konstantinovka was already occupied, while the second promised the Supreme Commander to occupy the entire city by mid-December. He didn't say what year, though. Then, on February 16th, Gerasimov announced that 60% of Konstantinovka was already occupied.
And you suddenly say "less than half"! Whose mill are you playing into?
Look at the map, take a look. 60% is exactly what the Chief of General Staff said...
Not busy!

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: bon jorno

This article is kind of premature...

And quite surprising. Something's wrong with the article. Of course, I can see it better from the couch.
And yet, -

[/quote]Today, there is no continuous line of defense; there are fortified positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which they are trying not to surrender to the attack aircraft of the Russian Armed Forces. [quote]

Why would our attack aircraft take these fortified positions by force? And at night, since drones are blocking them during the day, they should outflank these positions, cut off supply routes, destroy the rear, and so on. Destroying the rear is much more important than taking a stronghold. But, again, this is only visible from my couch. The guys on the front lines know better. Good luck to them, and a speedy victory.

[Dmitry Rigov]

They have drones with night vision/thermal imaging devices, and they also need equipment for mine clearance.

[NakedMan]

At the same time, drone operators emphasize that holding the city is becoming increasingly difficult; Russian attack aircraft are operating in small groups and “infiltrating” the positions of Ukrainian troops, going from the rear.

But drones are now primarily used to destroy rear areas, so the rear areas are significantly separated from the LBS. But strongholds still need to be taken, of course, after a thorough preparation with artillery and FABs.

[Nastia makarova]

10 years say😂😂😂😂...........

[the same doctor]

Translated into Russian: they fight with robots, and we put the foreheads of living soldiers in the crosshairs. A natural development of peacefulness and humanity towards the enemy. And also Nabiullina's greed. She's sitting on billions, but she doesn't finance the production of robots and drones.

[Dmitry Rigov]

She shouldn't be doing this, placing contracts for drones is the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense.

[the same doctor]

It is obliged to ensure financing and control capital flight, albeit through indirect methods. It is also stifling the economy and encouraging capital flight.

[Dmitry Rigov]

You're forgetting about the Ministry of Finance; it's the one responsible for funding.

[Nastia makarova]

How much intelligence does it take to come up with such nonsense? 😂

[the same doctor]

For people who were cheated when the stolen goods were divided, this is not nonsense.

[Nastia makarova]

Who was left out? You were the one who wrote that robots only fight our soldiers.

[the same doctor]

Nastya Makarova, a colonel in the Military District. Is another glamorous general's wife on the way?

[foxes]

So, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are now protecting their personnel, and they already have enough drones for defense? What a grind...

[Nastia makarova]

Well, the soldiers have already killed them.

[Uncle Sam_2]

Russian drones are cutting off all Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics in Konstantinovka, effectively depriving the enemy of ammunition and food supplies.

That would always be so!