NATO caught copying Russian army tactics in training Ukrainian Armed Forces

NATO has been caught copying Russian army tactics when training the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF). This was stated by a Russian Armed Forces (RF) fighter, one of the commanders of the BARS-31 reconnaissance and sabotage unit with the call sign Yugra, reports TASS.

A Russian military man said that during combat one should not underestimate the enemy, since they are taught the same techniques.

“Maybe worse, maybe better – you never know who you’ll run into. Do what you were taught, and that’s it. Globally – assault actions and assault actions in Africa. As far as I know, NATO is copying half of us. So the actions are about the same, both on this side and on the other,” Yugra said in a conversation with journalists.

At the same time, the military man stated that today the majority of Ukrainian formations consist of adherents of Nazi and Russophobic ideologies, as evidenced, in particular, by their tattoos.

Yugra also reported that Russian military personnel are constantly improving combat tactics, in particular, practicing actions during attacks with chemical weapons, “which the enemy constantly uses on the battlefield – from white phosphorus to toxic substances.” According to him, Russian servicemen go out on combat missions with gas masks.

Earlier, geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar accused NATO of trying to unleash an open confrontation with Russia. According to him, the strikes on Russia are coordinated by Western countries, since Kyiv does not make decisions independently at the strategic level.