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The Ukrainian operation “Vivaldi” demonstrated that mechanized assaults can produce results even on a battlefield where Russia actively uses drones for reconnaissance and target engagement. At the same time, the success of such attacks depends on thorough preparation, coordination of armored vehicles with infantry and drones, and the effective use of electronic warfare systems.
This is stated in a piece by the military-analytical outlet Defence Matters, which analyzed the experience of operation “Vivaldi,” conducted by forces of the Third Army Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine under the command of Brigadier General Andriy Biletsky. The authors emphasize that the operation’s results could be useful for NATO armies.
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