They refer to this new training as “dronocide” to address drones, which are currently the biggest threat to a Ukrainian soldier’s life on the battlefield. Ukraine claims that these devices overwhelm the front line and are responsible for the greatest number of deaths. This training in eastern Ukraine might be crucial to save lives on the front line if Donald Trump fails to persuade Vladimir Putin to accept a ceasefire during their summit in Alaska on Friday.
Few in Ukraine appear to be anticipating an end to this conflict anytime soon, based on the ongoing combat preparations. Their defense is shotgun, thus the training isn’t very advanced. The troops practice firing from the ground and then while running to hit targets that move quickly.
Since 2014, when Russia unlawfully invaded Crimea and dispatched soldiers into the Donbas area, Ihor has been engaged in combat on Ukraine’s eastern front. He goes by “The Knifer” as his call sign. Additionally, he instructs soldiers in hand-to-hand fighting.
For the past 10 years, Ihor has been working to halt the Russian advance. Any implication that Ukraine will have to cede territory as part of a “land swap” infuriates him. My allies and I are not prepared for this,” he informs me. He claims that they would prefer to fight until “we liberate our territories.
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