News from Al-Madinah: Pictures of the Ukrainian military preparing for battle during the winter were shared on Twitter by the ministry of foreign affairs of Ukraine.
The following winter “will not be the easiest for us,” the foreign ministry underlined.
The shelters are underground, she said, and “the fighters are interested in their cosy and safe shelters, as much as possible during the war.
It appears to be one of these makeshift shelters.
Soldiers can rest, heat, and prepare food here.
As the conflict between the Ukrainian and Russian forces has entered its ninth round, security officials and military experts predict that the weather will be a deciding factor.
Maintaining warmth in a nation where winter temperatures can drop below 30 degrees Celsius is not the only factor, the “Financial Times” reported in a previous article.
Because also, in such maximum cases, the operation of the equipment becomes more difficult, mine can be hidden under the ice, and more fuel is needed for generators, and supplies should move at night where there is a lower field cover, and navigation systems for some drones. Because cold air is more intense than warm air, even lead moves more slowly.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is betting that the waves of missile attacks and drones launched by Moscow last October, which destroyed 40 percent of the energy infrastructure in Ukraine, will weaken the morale of Ukrainian civilians and weaken Kyiv’s ability to support its forces.
According to the “Financial Times” story, Putin’s plan is that cold weather typically causes military operations to go more slowly.
This will help Russia in maintaining its defense lines and retaining the seized lands, an approach that analysts say is essential in the thinking of General Sergei Sarovkin, who was recently appointed as the commander of the Russian forces in Ukraine.
But Ukraine also has other advantages that could be more important, particularly in terms of preserving the supply and warmth of the military.
Canada The NATO conference this month was focused on how Ukraine helped during the cold months, despite the fact that Ukraine is given half a million winters.
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The “Foreign Ministry” publishes images of heating shelters as the Ukrainians get ready for the winter conflict.
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