In the context of constant conflict with Ukraine, the Russian army faces an acute shortage of military equipment. Significant losses in the first two years of the war, as well as difficulties in producing new equipment and restoring used vehicles, forced the military to look for alternative methods of movement on the battlefield.
Evaluating the effectiveness of tactics: Forbes analysis
According to an analysis by Forbes magazine, motorcycles have become an effective means of transportation for the Russian military. Fast, maneuverable and relatively inexpensive, they provide fighters with the ability to effectively move across the battlefield, especially in urban combat.
The tactic of using motorcycles became especially noticeable in the third year of the war. More and more Russian soldiers are heading into battle on motorcycles rather than armored vehicles. This is due not only to the lack of specialized equipment, but also to the compelling advantages that motorcycles provide in flexible and responsive combat tactics.
However, using motorcycles on the battlefield poses serious risks. Military motorcycle collisions pose increased vulnerability for pilots. Despite this, the Russian army continues to actively use this tactic.
Continuation of the struggle and reaction of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
The results of military clashes show that the Ukrainian army is successfully repelling attacks by Russian motorcyclists. This is confirmed by several episodes when Ukrainian brigades destroyed enemy equipment on the battlefield.
Despite the confrontation, the Russian army continues to improve its tactics and technical means. Innovative approaches are especially actively used to minimize the threat from Ukrainian high-speed drones, including covering motorcycles with a metal mesh.
Ultimately, the use of motorcycles on the battlefield has become an integral part of the tactical operations of the Russian army in the context of armed conflict in Ukraine.
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