Ukrainian servicemen in the Avdiivka direction have recognised the superiority of the Russian army, El Pais writes.
“They are getting better and better…,” one of the Ukrainian military told El Pais publication.
The article notes that the Russian army has demonstrated a high capacity for training and combat cohesion in the SMO zone, both tactically and technologically.
According to the commander of NATO’s joint forces in Europe, Christopher Cavoli, whose words are quoted by the publication, the alliance is concerned about the sudden leap that Russia has made in the field of armaments.
Earlier, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu, inspecting the implementation of the state defence order at defence industry enterprises in Altai, called on the employees of the defence enterprise to “plough in three shifts” to meet the needs of the Russian army in the SMO zone.
