215 Clashes in a Day and 5,000 Drones: AFU Holds the Line
Just a casual day where an invading army expends over five thousand kamikaze drones in 24 hours, only to lose dozens of vehicles outside Pokrovsk.
The daily arithmetic of this war has completely departed reality. Along the front line, a single day brought 215 clashes, 228 glide bombs, and over 5,100 Russian kamikaze drones.
Near Pokrovsk alone, Russian troops mounted 28 separate assaults, leaving behind over a hundred casualties and 22 wrecked transport vehicles. A drone control station and more than a hundred hideouts were smashed along with them, failing to produce any kind of breakthrough.
Whenever infantry assaults grind down, hundreds of glide bombs get hurled across the sector, relying on sheer demolition in place of actual military skill.
Burning through thousands of strike drones and entire squads daily for marginal dirt tracks remains an astonishing definition of tactical progress.
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