Details of the “underground operation” of attack aircraft in Avdeevka became known

Expert Matviychuk appreciated the military cunning

Russian soldiers showed ingenuity and were able to capture a block in Avdievka thanks to… an underground pipe. 150 military personnel went behind enemy lines. A military expert, a former special forces officer, retired Colonel Anatoly Matviychuk, appreciated the cunning move of our soldiers and told us what the pipe that led our soldiers to the rear of the Wehrmacht could be like.

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Our soldiers recently demonstrated their military ingenuity in Avdeevka, where fierce fighting has been going on for months. According to Ukrainian Telegram channels, our fighters found a two-meter pipe up to a meter in diameter. It was decided to use it as an underground tunnel. As a result, 150 attack aircraft were able to successfully penetrate the enemy’s rear. Some units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were surrounded.

According to unofficial data, the soldiers of the “Veterans” detachment were working. The soldiers crawled in full combat gear and each carried fifty kilograms of weapons and equipment. The operation required careful planning and strict secrecy.

There was a great risk. If the enemy found out what was happening underground, the entire group would have died right in this pipe, writes military blogger Kirill Fedorov. According to him, reconnaissance, engineering support, support — all this was prepared carefully, carefully, “and in the end they broke the bank.”

According to military expert Anatoly Matviychuk, our soldiers were not at a loss and were able to effectively use the materials at hand “ inventory.”

— I guess the pipe was not a special piece. Most likely, it was laid at one time for some engineering purposes — perhaps to drain the area or to allow water to pass through during floods. The most important thing is that our fighters were able to use it correctly and penetrate behind enemy lines. You know, there is such a thing as stratagem or the use of the accompanying moment. This suggests that our soldiers took a creative approach to carrying out the order.