Prepare for assault actions: in the Kherson region of the Russian Armed Forces, command forces to buy scooters - "ath"

The Russians in this direction have armored equipment in a shortage, which is why they have to switch to other modes of transport, in particular-scooters, told the agents of "Athesh" in their Telegram-channel. According to information agents from 24 SMEs of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, in the area of ​​the settlement of Oleshka in Kherson region there is a replacement of 28 SMEs due to large losses suffered by the Russians in personnel.

Movement agents also noted that in the Kherson region the Russians are preparing for assault. In order for the Russians to carry them, commands them to take care of the means of transportation. The military of the Armed Forces forced to raise money and buy scooters. "Armored technique has long been in the shortage, so the choice is simple - either on a scooter or on foot," - said in "Athesh". The Russian military themselves under such conditions are "depressed".

Atesh agents also note that the "meat storms" of the Russians will continue, but they will already take place on scooters - and for those military Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which these vehicles will be able to buy. The fact that the Russians storm the positions of the Ukrainian military on scooters have been known for a long time.

Such unusual for military means of transportation in the assault was discovered in different directions earlier, in particular at the end of March in the estuary. Then, in the operational-strategic group of Khortytsa troops, they said that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation also went on storms on bicycles.

Also senior communication officer 59 OSHBR "Steppe Predators" Taras Mishak on the air of the program "We - Ukraine" reported on March 30 that under Pokrovsk the Russians "all the means are going on", including scooters. However, there such actions for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation usually end in failure. We will remind, on June 20, Focus learned why the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation could not force the Dnieper River.