Servicemen of the Airborne Troops hone their skills during breaks between combats at training ranges in the Zaporozhye region
The Russian Ministry of Defense published images of a special military operation in the Zaporozhye direction, in which Feodosia paratroopers from the Dnepr troop group skillfully destroyed an observation post and military equipment with infantry of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The drone hit both the enemy shelter and the enemy self-propelled gun.
“With the help of reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles, the military finds observation posts of Ukrainian nationalists in the forest and destroys the enemy using FPV attack drones,” Russian Defense Ministry personnel commented.
The military office notes that servicemen of the Airborne Forces hone their skills during breaks between combats at the ranges in the Zaporozhye region.
Drone operators work alongside paratroopers to conduct assault training on the front lines.
This is how the commander of an airborne assault platoon with the call sign “Run” tells journalists about these classes: “There are training sessions every day, the guys themselves even ask for them so they can do them for longer. We must prepare for departures. Half a day of tactics classes, then half a day of engineering training. It happens that the next day there is a combat sortie. People understand everything, they themselves need it, so that everything is automatic.”
During training, the “winged infantry” practices offensive actions, clearing enemy positions, evacuating the wounded from the battlefield and quickly moving between reserve positions. These races are necessary to avoid pursuit by enemy drones.
“We don’t have time, the birds are flying, the enemy is watching, we have to move quickly and quickly to run from one supporter to another to cover ourselves,” “Race” explained.
Now, guess for yourself where the commander of a paratrooper platoon got that call sign?
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