Will learn to "survive": because of the heavy losses in Ukraine of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will change preparation - the media

According to the estimates of US intelligence, which were declassified this week, the Russian Federation lost 87% of its land troops, which were before the invasion. According to the UK Ministry of Defense, a recent jump in the statistics of the loss of Russian troops is connected with the offensive near Avdiivka. But in the Russian media there was information that a new approach to the preparation of troops is expected to conduct operations on the front line.

New techniques are designed to help soldiers survive in difficult situations. Changes are mainly focused on those who will participate in the war in Ukraine. With reference to military sources, it is noted that a new training project is compiled after conversations with soldiers, sergeants and junior officers. Representatives of the Russian army set out to find out what qualities the soldiers are lacking on the forefront in the modern war. "We are opposed to the Ukrainian forces behind NATO.

The enemy is very serious and many nuances need to be taken into account to win it," the publication said. It is reported that physical training is the basis that enables soldiers and officers to effectively perform combat tasks and survive in difficult conditions. Russian servicemen, among other things, will have to work out the strength exercises "for the development of tactical endurance". The leadership of Russian troops on physical training from time to time are updated.

For example, this was the case after the War in Georgia in 2008. The new training will cover: hand-to-hand battle, applied swimming and skis. The military will run about 5 km in full equipment. It is reported that Russian soldiers who meet new physical training requirements can receive monthly bonuses of 15% to 100% of the official salary. We will remind that on the night of December 14 42 ShahED attacked Ukraine. The wreckage of drones hit a hostel with children, many wounded.