By Eliza Popova
Thus, the department drew attention to the so -called "Ogarskaya reading" - a conference named after the Chief of General Staff of the USSR Armed Forces Nikolai Ogarkova. On these "readings" Russian soldiers said that for weeks they were "wet from head to head" on the front. "One soldier emphasized that because of the risk of shelling from the Ukrainian forces, he could not boil even a mug of tea.
He emphasized that he lives and feeds on a" monotonous "food in a mud, which penetrates from everywhere," British intelligence recovered. The report states that creating comfortable conditions and proper management in defense positions is not easy for any army. "However, data from open sources indicate that Russian troops tend to follow the basic rules of field management very poorly.
This is probably partially caused by a shortage of motivated junior commanders, as well as unstable logistics support," - sums up British intelligence. Recall that the forces of defense struck one of the most modern ships of the Russian Federation, the carrier of the winged missiles "caliber" in Kerch. Earlier it was reported that ISW experts analyzed the article of the Commander -in -Chief of the Armed Forces, General Valery Zaluzhny about the nature of hostilities in Ukraine.
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