Russians on motorcycles tried to storm Mala Tokmachka. Guess how it ended
The assault began on June 16. To increase their chances of breaking through to Mala Tokmachka, the Russians deployed more than 30 motorcycles.
The AFU repelled another (though atypical) assault by Russian troops in the Zaporizhzhia region. According to the 118th Separate Mechanized Brigade, on June 16, the enemy attempted to break through to the settlement of Mala Tokmachka, simultaneously deploying more than 30 motorcycles and a dozen quad bikes.
To increase the survivability of the equipment, Russian servicemen modified their vehicles: they equipped them with portable electronic warfare systems for protection against drones and even shields intended to protect against mines.
Ukrainian defenders stopped the convoy. In the battle, 26 Russian servicemen were destroyed, along with more than 20 motorcycles and up to 10 quad bikes, reports the 118th Brigade of the AFU.
A small Ukrainian village has become a symbol of the stalemate of the Russian army on the front.