The Armed Forces of Ukraine anticipate a change in Russian tactics in the Lyman direction.

In the Lyman direction, Russian troops continue to actively attack, primarily using infantry. Ukrainian defenders emphasize the possible emergence of heavy equipment from the occupiers.

Russians are using guided aerial bombs, drones with fiber-optic communication, FPV drones, and infantry to advance. According to one officer, not all Russian stormtroopers have sufficient experience.

'Great importance is given to the 'meat' - the infantry of the occupiers,' he noted, emphasizing that not all of them are experienced.

'This is a very ambiguous story. An unprepared soldier will never run alone. There will always be someone who has already done something, has run, jumped, shot somewhere. Here, everything is 50-50,' the officer explained.

The military pointed out that Russian tactics may sharply change with the emergence of heavy equipment. According to him, Russian troops are always preparing new advantages in combat.

'Basically, it is more of an infantry story, but sooner or later, equipment will come. These are Russian troops; they are always preparing something, inventing something,' he warned.

Currently, Russians cannot temporarily use equipment due to the actions of Ukrainian drones and the Ukrainian Armed Forces' minefield. However, Ukrainian defenders are preparing for possible changes in the enemy's tactics.

Ukrainian defenders continue to uphold defense lines in the Lyman direction, anticipating possible changes in the enemy's tactics and paying special attention to preparations for the potential use of heavy equipment by the Russians. The tense situation at the front shows that both sides are ready for any development of events, and one can only hope for the victory of justice and a peaceful resolution of the conflict.