Russians do not fly on Hoverboards while limited to donkeys: analysis forbes

But this does not mean that after the loss of 15,500 units of armored vehicles in Ukraine, the Russians do not resort to desperate measures to support the movement of their army in Ukraine, the newspaper notes. The video distributed last Sunday online depicts the Russian military, which load bright Hoverboards into a military truck. "When there is nothing to go . . . " - laughs one of them on video.

But, most likely, the Russians stole these toys from Ukrainian civilians and take them home as looters - or to recycle into a wheeled base for the experimental drone that first appeared last year. In the crossed, snow -covered area of ​​the Ukrainian battlefield, Hoverboard is much less effective for infantry. Many Russians go into battle or limp. Left without modern vehicles, the Russian infantry now attacks on foot. The happier go into battle on civilian compact cars.

Only the happiest can count on modern armored transport. Meanwhile, Russian logists also have a lack of vehicles - and switched to supplying combat formations on the donkey. Horses are also increasingly appearing on the Russian side of the front. The US Army from time to time used donkeys as transport during its adventures in Afghanistan. US Marines conducted preparing on bunny animals for extreme situations.

But the Russians are not just experimenting with donkeys in the crossed terrain, which is actually suitable for bruising animals. They are widely used by animals, and this is a clear response to the demochanization of the Russian army, which is accelerating as the expensive war in Ukraine has been going on for the fourth year. The same demechanization is obvious in slowing the pace of Russian promotion in Ukraine.