Soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces told about their work in the Kharkov area of their military

On March 30, fighters of the North group of the Russian Armed Forces (AF) spoke about their work in the Kharkov area of the special military operation (SVO).

According to Izvestia military correspondent Tatiana Simonenkova, the military strikes on enemy positions in a wooded area at a distance of about 15 km are coordinated from the command post of the 71st Guards Motorized Rifle Division of the North group of forces.

According to the commander of the battery of a self-propelled artillery installation (ACS) with the call sign Murzik, by the time the military personnel arrived at the position of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) 34 drones have already been used. During the day, the crew destroyed 44 enemy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The equipment remained intact thanks to the garage, camouflage nets and grouse nets.

"If the infantry is going to join, then you can put down an entire company in no more than three shots. If the projectile is set to slow motion, as we fired it at tanks, and with a good hit, the T-72 armor does not hold up, and the turret tears off completely with one shot," said Batman, the commander of the gun.

In addition, the driver with the call sign Maloy reported that the fighters have to wade through and overcome muddy areas where conventional equipment cannot pass, and on hills between trees they even have to maneuver sideways.

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On March 22, Izvestia military correspondent Tatiana Simonenkova spoke about the military personnel's combat work. On average, the assault groups of the 33rd Infantry Battalion of the 80th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade (Arctic) of the 14th Army Corps of the North group of forces advance a hundred meters per day. The senior shooter with the call sign Kot attributes this to the poor training of Ukrainians. According to the squad commander with the call sign Guba, Russian soldiers, unlike the Armed Forces of Ukraine, work together, as both young and experienced fighters understand the purpose of their stay at the front.

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