The Nemesis 412th Regiment bomber drones have significantly altered the russian approach to overcoming natural water barriers. The deliberate destruction of key bridges and crossings has forced the adversary to abandon traditional methods and explore other tactics. In response, russian forces have resorted to using boats and small craft to navigate the rivers that stand as formidable barriers to their advance.
Historically, rivers have played a critical role on battlefields, acting as natural obstacles that slow enemy movements and complicate logistical support. Although these water obstacles can delay or impede an attack, they do not halt an offensive entirely. Recognizing this, russians have attempted to bridge the gap by employing what can be described as a river fleet, a collection of various waterborne vehicles intended to transport troops and equipment across these challenging terrains.
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The Nemesis fighters, however, have not been taken by surprise. With persistent vigilance, they have been actively targeting and neutralizing these russian watercraft. In addition to engaging boats, these skilled drone operators have also been intercepting the heavy transport vehicles used to ferry the makeshift river fleet into the fray. Their operations underscore a broader strategy aimed at crippling the enemy’s mobility and supply lines by keeping the critical water passages under strict surveillance and control.
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