Soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces told about the blocking of the Ukrainian Armed Forces militants in the Red Army area

The Russian military personnel of the Center group, using the Grad multiple launch rocket system (MLRS), do not allow the militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) to move in the Red Army direction. This was reported on May 4 by a correspondent of Izvestia.

According to him, now the Ukrainian army is showing itself quite actively, but the fighters of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation do not allow the enemy to move. Clusters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are covered with MLRS Grad missiles.

"We have to travel on such an open transport, specially welded, modified by our fighters. One person is always on guard duty, so to speak, watching the sky, controlling the situation," said military commander Alexander Safiulin.

To protect their own guns, the military places logs on top of the package. This, as the journalist explained, will protect the missiles from an explosive wave, even if the enemy manages to break through the grid stretched from above.

"We're trying to work it out quickly. Our main goal is to arrive, shoot back at the enemy's manpower and equipment and quickly disguise ourselves," said the Russian fighter.

It is specified that the position to which the MLRS arrives is determined in advance. A surveillance post is promptly set up there. After the MLRS has arrived at the prepared position, the AFU targets are being fired at.

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Earlier, on April 24, tankers from the Center group of forces told Izvestia how they were strengthening the protection of combat vehicles and how combat work was going in the area. According to the tank commander, electronic warfare systems must be installed on the equipment.: They are necessary to suppress enemy drones.