Ukraine doesn't want to lose the war, and neither do the Western countries behind Ukraine. Once Ukraine is defeated, the European continent will directly face the Russian military threat. In order to help Ukraine reverse the tide of the war, Western countries contributed money and efforts, but bad news came out in the direction of Konstantinovka.

The Russian front troops had a major discovery that under the violent offensive of the Russian army, the Ukrainian army suffered enormous losses. But on the battlefield of Konstantinovka, the number of casualties of foreign mercenaries exceeded the Ukrainian army, accounting for about 60%.

The commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army Sersky asked the Ukraine army to hold its position and not allow the Russian army to break through even if it had formed a siege. The Ukrainian army was originally short of weapons and equipment. If it wanted to withstand the Russian offensive, it could only launch "human-sea tactics". When the Ukrainian army was exhausted, foreign mercenaries were dispatched to fill the front line.

The Ukrainian military, heavily dissatisfied with the move by foreign mercenaries, began to complain of sending them to dangerous front-line positions to fight.

As the number of foreign mercenaries entered the Constantinople operation increased, the number of casualties began to rise, with foreigners accounting for 60% of the deaths in the Constantinople Ukrainian camp.

Russia has never shown mercy in attacking these foreign mercenaries. The Russian Aerospace Forces and long-range artillery units jointly implemented scorched earth tactics, causing the flesh-and-blood defense line formed by the Ukrainian army and foreign mercenaries to collapse.

Russia's Sputnik News Agency quoted sources from the Russian military's southern military region as saying that Ukrainian troops on the contact line in the direction of Konstantinovka in Donetsk Oblast were about to be exhausted, and the proportion of casualties among foreign mercenaries was still increasing.

Ukrainian President Zelensky even said very rarely that the Ukrainian army on the front is in trouble. In fact, both Russian and Ukrainian sides understand that the Russian-Ukrainian war has come at a critical moment, and whoever loses the chain will completely lose the war.

Now, even hopeful foreign mercenaries entered the Ukrainian battlefield with huge losses. Ukraine currently lacks troops and weapons and can only use drones to slow down Russian offensive pace.

The Russian army of the front found that Ukraine used drones and remote-controlled robots to the utmost, and the Ukrainian army launched a strike on the Russian army by manipulating the machine guns deployed by robots.

At the same time, in order to respond to the threat of Russian mechanized forces, Ukrainian military drones built drone fire blockade walls at forward positions to "hunt" Russian tanks and armor.

The Ukrainian drone tactics may be the only combat method currently available to the Ukraine armed forces. However, the Russian army also found a way to break the situation.

The warhead that the Ukrainian drone can carry has limited power. Once the warhead of the drone cannot directly contact the tank armor and explodes, the power will be greatly reduced. To this end, the Russian army installed multiple layers of barbed wire on its tank armor to prevent it from being directly hit and exploded by Ukrainian drones.

The Russian military's tactic worked, and there were reports that a Russian T-62M tank was attacked by 25 drones in a row, and eventually miraculously survived, and all the Russian troops inside were safe.

After a successful case, the Russian army of the front began to spread this tactic extensively. The Russian army found some of the abandoned transport vehicles, then demolished the car doors and equipped with protective networks. These vehicles were specifically responsible for transporting the Russian army and some logistics goods, when the Ukrainian drone attack was discovered, the Russian army jumped into the jungle along the road, the Ukrainian drone attacked armored vehicles, and the Russian army hid in the jungle to launch anti-drone strikes.

In this way, the Russian army not only reduced its own casualties, but also the armored vehicles that were about to be scrapped were not of much value. It was also able to shoot down the Ukrainian drone, killing two birds with one stone. The Russian army used this set of tactics to break the drone blockade created by the Ukrainian army.

For Ukraine, drone operations can only help the Ukrainian army delay the Russian offensive, but they simply cannot support a large-scale counterattack against the Russian army.

Take the current precarious Red Army City front as an example. The Ukrainian army urgently needs infantry fighting vehicles and heavy firepower equipment to launch a counterattack. To Ukraine's slight relief, Ukraine is about to receive German KF-41 Lynx infantry fighting vehicles.

It is that the infantry combat vehicle entered the test in Ukraine at the end of last year, and the results satisfied the Ukrainian army.According to the military agreement signed by Ukraine and Germany, German Rhin Metals decided to establish a production base in Ukraine, and to start production by the end of 2025.

With these advanced infantry fighting vehicles, the Ukrainian army has the ability to move quickly, and the battlefield perception system deployed on the infantry fighting vehicles can help the Ukrainian army enhance its coordinated combat capabilities. The value it brings is too important to the Ukrainian army. It is reported that the price of the German KF-41 Bobcat infantry fighting vehicle is actually twice that of the T-90M tank, so it is known that its performance will not be bad.

Now, Ukraine is still struggling to support. The Russian army's offensive is getting fiercer and fiercer. Let's first see if the Ukrainian army can defend against the Russian army's winter offensive.