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 @VOTANewsWeatherUkraineWarRussia6mos ago

Fog of War: How Weather Is Shaping the Battlefield in Ukraine

Recent reports highlight how changing weather, especially dense fog, has become a critical factor in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Russian forces have exploited foggy conditions to bypass Ukraine's drone-based defenses and launch assaults in several key areas, including Novopavlivka and near Pokrovsk. Despite these tactics, Ukrainian troops have managed to repel multiple attacks, destroying Russian armored vehicles and thwarting advances. Analysts suggest Ukraine may need to rely more on traditional weapons as weather limits the effectiveness of drones.

The evolving battlefield underscores how both sides are adapting their strategies to the unpredictable elements.

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ISW: Ukraine needs to rely more on traditional weapons in its defence

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