Ukrainian Army burned a huge column of Russians in Zaporozhzhia

Ukrainian Army burned a huge column of the Russia in the Zaporozhzhia region. The footage shows a column of burnt-out Russian military trucks along a highway. Much has been said about how quickly the Ukrainian Armed Forces' fire weapons respond to information they receive about the location of important enemy targets. Ukrainian reconnaissance drones are constantly in the air, and the transmission of information, the decision to strike, the launch of missiles and their approach take a matter of seconds.

In this footage Russian soldiers observe the consequences of the attack on their column. The Ukrainian army is now conducting a major operation in the Zaporozhzhia region, where they have sent a large number of reconnaissance drones. Their task is to watch over the Zaporozhzhia region and note any movements of Russian equipment, both single and group. İt seems they carefully followed the column, waited for the moment and struck when it was convenient for them, when the column came closer.

Currently, the grouping of Russian troops in the Zaporizhzhia direction amounts to about 120 thousand. However, according to the Russian side itself, such a number is insufficient for conducting a full-scale operation, let alone capturing the regional center, Zaporizhzhia.

Meanwhile, the Defense Forces of Ukraine have not only stabilized the situation in this section of the front but have also seized the tactical initiative.

The Zaporizhzhia direction plays an important role for the occupiers in launching an offensive, but currently, the enemy has no successes. On the contrary, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have stabilized the front line and gained a significant advantage in the use of drones and strike means. This is acknowledged by the occupiers themselves in their public channels. Earlier, the Southern Defense Forces also reported that in the Orikhiv and Huliaipole directions, Russian invaders continue to conduct active aerial and other reconnaissance to prepare for new assault actions. The attempts of the Russians to expand the boundaries of occupation once again prove that Zaporizhzhia holds key significance for them. Firstly, it is a major industrial center that contributes up to 15% of Ukraine’s GDP. Moreover, it hosts a number of strategic industrial enterprises and defense industry facilities. Hypothetically, in combination with control over the Donetsk region with its metallurgical and coal industries and control over the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, this could allow the Russians to create closed industrial production cycles.