Russian army changes logistics routes in Donetsk region due to threat of drone strikes
Kyiv • UNN
The occupiers are redirecting supplies from Mariupol to a route through Hranitne. This has complicated logistics and slowed down the movement of equipment due to bridge repairs.
Russian forces are changing military logistics routes in the Donetsk region due to the threat of drone strikes. The occupiers are rerouting supplies to bypass Mariupol, which is already complicating the movement of equipment. This was reported by UNN with reference to Petro Andriushchenko, head of the Center for the Study of Occupation.
Details
It is noted that due to the increasing threat of drone strikes, the Russians have changed their main military route: from the Rostov/Taganrog - Novoazovsk - Mariupol - Volnovakha/Donetsk direction to the Rostov/Taganrog - Novoazovsk - Hranitne - Donetsk route.
Due to the repair of the bridge over the Mius River, this leads to significant slowdowns and concentration, but allows them to avoid strikes along the highways around Mariupol. For now.
Fact: the enemy's logistics became significantly more complicated in May. And this is just the beginning
As a reminder
In April, the occupiers openly transported equipment to the north of the Donetsk region. In Mariupol, near Azovstal, mobile checkpoints were set up to escort enemy columns.