2000s Strategy: The attack on Russian soldiers in Belgorod region is reminiscent of war in Chechnya-expert

According to analyst Julian Repke, Chechen fighters have now opened hunting for Russian soldiers in their country. On July 17, the Chechens, who are fighting for the Defense Forces forces, attacked a truck of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the territory of Belgorod region. In this regard, German correspondent Julian Repke noted that this operation is reminiscent of the Chechen wars of the late 1990s-early 2000s. The analyst told about it in a TV show published by Bild.

Analyzing the video of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine video, replica noted that the attack on Russian military testifies to the Chechen Strategy of the Second Chechen War. It consists in the insurgent war and the attack on the enemy supply lines, including ambushes. "Now Chechen fighters are hunting for Russian soldiers in Russia," Repke emphasized.

According to him, the Ukrainian side uses every opportunity to weaken the potential of the enemy, in particular by organizing ambushes for troops of the Russian Federation in their own country. "Ukraine uses, including this tool, to weaken Russian troops in its own country," the German journalist summed up. We will remind, the sabotage group from the Chechens attacked a truck of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the Belgorod region, having eliminated at least one Russian soldier.