The Russian vehicle “convoy” seems to have essentially been stopped or slowed down through the use of hit and run ambushes and attacking Russian forces at key choke points
Ukrainian fighters are now widely known to be effective using tactics intended to slow, stop or fully destroy invading Russian forces. The much discussed Russian vehicle “convoy” seems to have essentially been stopped or slowed down considerably through the use of enterprising Ukrainian war tactics.
Ukrainian War Tactics
Some of these include staging hit and run ambushes, attacking advancing Russian forces when they are more vulnerable at key choke points such as intersections, bridges or other narrowly configured passageways. Using their knowledge of the terrain to their advantage, Ukrainian fighters are attacking the well-known Russian convoy with anti-armor weapons.
In coordination with these efforts, the Ukrainians have also been employing additional tactics such as specific efforts to find and destroy Russian supply lines, equipment and methods of sustainment, a senior DoD official told reporters March 14, according to a Pentagon transcript of the discussion.
“They’re not simply going after combat capability, tanks and armored vehicles and shooting down aircraft — although they’re doing all that — they are also deliberately trying to impede and prevent the Russians’ ability to sustain themselves,” the official said.
For weeks now, the Pentagon has been clear that the Russians were experiencing fuel, food and supply shortages along with recognizable morale problems. Perhaps these sustainment problems were not accurately anticipated in Putin’s war plan?