在托烈次克（Toretsk）方向的战斗持续激烈，俄军积极运用砲兵、集束炸弹，以及包含光
纤技术的无人机。同时，占领军也在该地区改变了其作战战术。
这是由“冬季行动骑士”第 28 独立机械化旅的新闻官耶夫亨．阿尔希莫夫（Yevhen Alkhi
mov）在“Suspilne”节目上透露的消息。
他指出，俄军先前多以大型步兵群发起攻势，但如今改采用由 2-3 人组成的小规模突击队
，尝试突破乌军阵地。
敌军也积极使用所谓的“骆驼”（camels）──指负责为进攻部队运送弹药的人员，同时还
派遣穿着便服的侦察人员进行布雷活动。
“我们曾经记录到一名身穿便服、背着袋子的人在路上布雷，并且拿出反坦克地雷，”阿尔
希莫夫表示。
特别是在奥扎里亚尼夫卡（Ozaryanivka）村附近，敌军几乎每天都尝试进攻乌克兰阵地，
但尚未取得显著进展。
此外，阿尔希莫夫提到，敌方的一支侦察破坏小组曾试图在克雷姆斯克（Krymske）附近渗
透到乌军后方，但很快就被该旅的坦克歼灭。
“为了歼灭这支小组，部队呼叫了一辆坦克支援，只花了几分钟就解决了敌人。他们的任务
是抢占一栋适合防御的建筑，以便集中兵力。如果让他们坚守得越久，日后要将他们赶出就
越困难，”阿尔希莫夫补充说。
Russian military uses new tactics in the Toretsk area: details
TCH 2025/1/21
Intensive fighting continues in the Toretsk direction, where Russian forces are
actively using artillery, cluster bombs, and drones, including those with fiber
optics. The occupiers have also changed their tactics in this area.
This was reported by the press officer of the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade n
amed after the Knights of the Winter Campaign, Yevhen Alkhimov, during a broadca
st on "Suspilne."
He notes that while earlier the Russians launched attacks with large infantry gr
oups, now they are using smaller assault groups of 2-3 soldiers trying to break
through to Ukrainian positions.
The enemy is also actively using so-called "camels" – fighters who carry ammuni
tion to support attacking groups, as well as scouts in civilian clothes who are
involved in mining the terrain.
"We recorded an incident where a person in civilian clothes, carrying a bag, was
mining the road, taking out anti-tank mines," Alkhimov said.
In particular, near the village of Ozaryanivka, the enemy attempts to storm Ukra
inian positions daily, but has not made significant progress.
According to Alkhimov, an enemy reconnaissance and sabotage group tried to infil
trate the rear of Ukrainian forces near Krymske but was quickly destroyed by a b
rigade tank.
"To destroy this group, a brigade tank was called in, which eliminated the enemy
in just a few minutes. Their task was to occupy a building suitable for defense
in order to accumulate forces. The longer the enemy held the position, the hard
er it would have been to push them out," Alkhimov explained.