In Ukraine, all Russian assault groups switch to Zhiguli cars due to lack of armored vehicles

Experts say that all Russian assault groups may soon switch to Zhiguli. Two such Soviet subcompacts were recently spotted in Luhansk region. The enemy tried to break through to the Ukrainian Armed Forces positions in two such vehicles, but became easy prey for drones, Forbes reports . "We work clearly, methodically and mercilessly ," said the Ukrainian Armed Forces unit that destroyed at least one of these vehicles along with its crew. Last week, in the Pokrovsk area, the enemy attacked the Ukrainian Armed Forces positions with 7 vehicles and trucks. The USSR flag could be seen on one of the vehicles. The public "Officer+" then wrote that all enemy vehicles were destroyed, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces paid special attention to the car with the USSR flag. OSINT analyst Tatarigami stated that the enemy often attacks Ukrainian positions on cars and motorcycles. In this way, he simply probes weak spots in order to later send assault units to that area.
During the 34 months of the war in Ukraine, the enemy has lost up to 15,000 armored vehicles. The Russian defense industry cannot produce armored vehicles in the quantities that Putin's army suffers daily on the battlefield in Ukraine. Back in the fall, the Z-public "Two Majors" wrote that the command of the Russiandefense industry cannot produce armored vehicles in the quantities that Putin's army suffers daily on the battlefield in Ukraine. Back in the fall, the Z-public "Two Majors" wrote that the command of the Russian Armed Forces began to assemble vehicles that in the future, in case of emergency, would have to be used to engage in combat with the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Experts say that with the arrival of December, this very critical moment has arrived for the occupiers in the Pokrovsk direction. The Ukrainian Center for Defense Strategies stated that by March 2025, Putin plans to take full control of Donbass. However, the enemy will have to attack the Ukrainian Armed Forces positions more and more often in old Soviet Zhiguli cars.
Commander of Ukraine's National Guard, Oleksandr Pivnenko said recently, that Russians attempted to attack the Defense Forces' positions using an old passenger Zhiguli car and a golf cart. However, aerial reconnaissance operators from the Spartan brigade detected this enemy maneuver.
Afterward, soldiers from the National Guard's anti-tank guided missile company, artillerymen, and FPV drone operators joined the effort.
"The Zhiguli car and the golf cart, which the occupiers tried to use for the assault, were reduced to ashes, and the infantry was eliminated," the Commander of Ukraine's National Guard stated.