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In a recent rallying call to his troops, Lieutenant General Serhii Naiev, the Commander of the Joint Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, underscored the importance of providing good field conditions for servicepersons within the northern operational zone. The announcement came as Naiev visited a stronghold involved in combat operations in the Kyiv region to assess combat readiness and logistics support.
Naiev’s Emphasis on Logistics Support
In an update shared on the Joint Forces’ Facebook page, Naiev commended the efforts made in organizing the service and living conditions of the military personnel. He emphasized the goal of making every serviceman as comfortable as possible within the realities of the field. The logistics services are actively working to ensure that support reaches each individual. Naiev noted that the positions and dugouts were designed to be reliable and efficient, taking into account terrain peculiarities and aiming for maximum comfort within field constraints.
Acknowledgment of Adequate Provisions
He acknowledged the adequacy of food provision and the decent living conditions provided, mentioning the shelters were warm and cozy. However, he also stated that there is always room for improvement and committed to continuing efforts to enhance logistics support further.
Reflections During the Epiphany Feast
The lieutenant general’s visit coincided with the Epiphany feast, a time when the unit reflected on their faith in victory, strategies to defeat the enemy, and past experiences, including rotations to the east of the country. Naiev expressed deep gratitude to the soldiers for their service and promised ongoing work to improve their logistics.
Preparations Against Potential Offensives
Additionally, Naiev reported that more than 500,000 anti-tank mines had been installed in anticipation of potential offensives by the Russian army from the north. This measure underlines the continued vigilance and readiness of the Ukraine military, as tensions continue to simmer in the region.
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