The fires on the battlefield, Russian missiles lit up the night sky, and also directly hit Ukrainian military equipment, turning the equipment aided by the United States into a pile of ashes!
Early in the morning of June 29th. A military train loading point in Ukraine has suddenly become a target for a Russian precision strike. A missile named "Iskander-M" hit the loading point with unmistakable accuracy, causing a huge explosion in an instant, and the scene was very shocking.
This loading point houses Ukraine's own military equipment and, importantly, a large amount of Western aid is also here. Including some American-made armored vehicles, which were sent from Western countries, especially the United States, to support Ukraine. But this attack has reduced everything here to ashes.
The attack was not a single incident by chance, but part of a shift in the tactics of the Russian army. The way the Russian army fights is quietly changing. In the past, the Russian military was often criticized for its hesitation, but now, they have demonstrated the ability to strike quickly and accurately. As recently as June 28, Defense News reported that Russian forces used satellite-guided gliding bombs to carry out intensive airstrikes on the Ukrainian front line, demonstrating their new tactical thinking.
This tactical adjustment is clearly based on the pursuit of efficiency and speed. The Russian army is no longer satisfied with a long war of attrition, but seeks to change the situation on the battlefield with quick and precise strikes. The "Iskander-M" missile used this time is a clear proof of this, and its success demonstrates the military strength of the Russian army, and also indicates the direction of their future tactical development.
A notable point in this transformation is the improvement of old bombs in Russia. The traditional FAB family of high-explosive aerial bombs was originally a product of the Cold War, but now they have been given a new life. Through modernization, these original "indiscriminate bombers" have become "air deaths" capable of delivering precision strikes. This retains their original powerful destructive power, and also obtains unprecedented strike accuracy, causing enormous psychological and practical pressure on the enemy.
Western countries and Ukraine, of course, cannot sit idly by. The Ukrainian army has suffered heavy losses on the battlefield, and Western analysts are considering strengthening support for Ukraine. Among them is the proposal to lift restrictions on the supply of army tactical missile systems to Ukraine, hoping to counterbalance Russia's military superiority with technical support.
Such a proposal is not easy to implement. It faces the urgency of time, uncertainty about political will, and the delicate strategic balance between the United States and Russia. As a "quasi-ally" of NATO, Ukraine's changes in the security situation are related to itself.
This series of actions by Russia is a challenge to Ukraine and a major test of modern warfare technology and strategic thinking.