Front broken ++ Parts of the Drachenzahn line deserted
The Ukrainian soldiers from the embattled Zaporizhia region are spreading amazing footage.
Apparently unmolested, members of the Ukrainian armed forces move across a ridge, with the wreckage of two Russian tanks in front of them. But what happens next leaves observers surprised.
The Ukrainian swivels his cell phone to the left and zooms in a bit. Suddenly the first Russian main line of defense can be seen. A chain of hundreds of “Dragon’s Tooth” anti-tank obstacles and other trench installations lies almost peacefully on a neighboring hill, stretching for kilometers across the country.
Ukrainian soldiers look at apparently abandoned “Dragon’s Tooth” anti-tank obstacles
Photo: private
Russian soldiers or shots from the direction of the massive Russian positions on the widely visible Ukrainians? None!
“The dragon’s teeth of the Surovikin line can be seen very well and the Ukrainian soldiers can (…) move freely on the street,” noted Finnish military historian Emil Kastehelmi, puzzled.