The russian occupiers continue to set up so-called anti-drone corridors for the movement of equipment, masking them with nets. This was stated by the spokesman for the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, Andrii Demchenko, during a telethon.
"It is quite difficult to completely destroy such corridors, but the enemy, of course, continues to set them up on the roads to the border - it lays routes along the roads and covers them with nets. This is done in order to make it more difficult for our soldiers, soldiers of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, to hit vehicles moving along these corridors," Demchenko noted.
At the same time, according to him, the task of Ukrainian units is to destroy both these vehicles and the occupiers who participate in the creation of such corridors.
He noted that the pilots of reconnaissance and strike unmanned aircraft units, in turn, are focused on finding loopholes, opportunities to penetrate these routes and destroy the equipment moving there - including that which may pose a threat to our country.
"After all, not only passenger cars move along these corridors, but also armored vehicles or engineering vehicles for the further arrangement of such routes. This is also one of the goals that drone operators systematically work out in this direction," Demchenko added.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the Siversk OSTG said that the russians have concentrated the largest number of forces near the Sumy Region.
Earlier, the spokesman for the State Border Guard Service Andrii Demchenko reported that russia, with the help of sabotage and reconnaissance groups, is trying to expand the penetration zone into the Sumy Region and transfer hostilities from the Kursk Oblast to the territory of Ukraine.
In recent days, the number of air strikes on the border in the Sumy Region has increased. Russian sabotage and reconnaissance groups are also actively penetrating the region.
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