A VSU officer explained whether an unprepared fighter in Bakhmut stays alive for only 4 hours

Journalist Ramina Eshakzai asked an officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the call sign “Tesla” in the center of Bakhmut if it is true that an untrained fighter has only 4 hours to live in the city, the Ukrainian edition “Strana” informed.

She refers to information from Ukrainian soldiers. The officer replies that he thinks it’s some kind of negative statistic after all.

“It seems to me that it is longer,” adds Tesla.

At the same time, he draws attention to the problem that Russian soldiers are more autonomous in battle and do not rely on external help.

“We need to improve the training of our soldiers both morally and by improving the use of high-powered conventional small arms – machine guns and RPGs – by platoon commanders.

– It seems to me that this is exactly what they teach in Russian short courses for 2-3 months, and they do not rely on anyone.

– We already have the HIMARS syndrome. Everyone is counting on the HIMARS to fly in or the M-777 howitzer to hit. And the Russians only hope for themselves – for their RPGs and their “Pokémon”, the most popular automaton,” says “Tesla”.

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