All language subtitles for 03-04-2023sewwa

Today I will tell you about the
new enemy paramilitary formations.

At the peak of the popularity of the
Wagner group, the occupiers began to

appear various private military companies,
and the occupied Crimea was no exception.

The so-called head of the annexed Crimea created
his own paramilitary structure - PMC "Convoy".

It is commanded by Konstantin Pikalov, call sign
Mazai, who used to supervise the Wagnerites in

Africa. He is also a "right hand" of Yevgeny
Prigozhin, the founder of the Wagner PMC.

The purpose of the so-called PMC "Convoy" is
not so much combat operations against the AFU,

as the protection of looted
property on the peninsula.

The same applies to other so-called "PMCs" formed
in Russia. Ukrainian intelligence assumes the

beginning of large-scale Russian internal
showdown between "all these private armies,

but this scenario will be possible only after
a complete defeat of the enemy armed forces on

the territory of Ukraine. And I think it is
necessary to tell you about them, since they

will most likely still appear after the start
of the counterattack on the Crimean peninsula.

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In the fall of 2022, a new type of unit
began to appear within the Russian forces,

as well as among the gangs in the occupied
territories, which were menacingly called "Storm.

This formidable something was, in fact,

a semblance of a reinforced company or
an unfinished Battalion tactical group.

At first glance, it would seem that the units were
being created as part of the Russian army's plan

to focus solely on ground assault operations,
based on the experience it had gained in 2022.

In fact, there was no talk of any experience,

as it had been proven through combat
that the enemy forces were not trainable.

The appearance of units like "Storm" was
a consequence of the growing shortage of

equipment in the Russian army, but not
a consequence of the innovation of their

gloomy "genius". It is an element
of hopelessness in the staffing of

the Battalion tactical group, but it
is not some cunning and devious plan.

The functionality of "Storm" units was molded from
what was available to the "second world army".

Accordingly, efficiency with indicators tending
toward zero, they were not long in coming.

All this because when you transfer
defective Soviet calca to the conditions

of modern combat operations, you end up
with an understaffed Soviet standard.

Which had been "improved" already in
the Russian army by crooked hands,

but is absolutely inapplicable in modern
warfare. But the main thing is not this,

but that the appearance of these homunculi was a
consequence of the impossibility of completing.

Considering that the situation in the
Russian army is deteriorating every day,

I am not surprised that a "Sturm" or "Strudel"
unit on the T-54/55 will soon appear.

The degradation of the enemy continues
to show itself in all its glory.