They are fighting more effectively at night than their Russian counterparts, U.S. officials say.
They are using American-made Bradley fighting vehicles to destroy Russian armor with anti-tank missiles. And they are deploying combined arms tactics — synchronized attacks by infantry, armor and artillery forces — that they learned from American and other Western troops.
It is, finally, showtime for the 36,000 Ukrainian soldiers — nine brigades — that have been armed, equipped and trained outside of Ukraine over the past several months by the United States and its NATO allies.
#Ukraine: In Tavriya, #Zaporizhzhia Oblast, the Ukrainian 128th Mountain Assault Brigade hit a Russian ISDM Zemledeliye remote mine-laying system with an artillery strike- fragments penetrated the launching assembly, igniting the rockets onboard. pic.twitter.com/tM6e6j49Ua
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) June 22, 2023
