The Syrian combat experience changed the engagement tactic of the Russian Ground Forces. Now, even motorized rifles train to helicopter assault in adversary rear. In the future, all Russian infantry units will be trained to operate in a tactical airborne assault. However, the transition to total air mobility encounters problems, the Izvestia daily writes.
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The Russian infantry will increasingly privilege air assault (Picture source: function.mil.ru)
The Russian infantry will increasingly privilege air assault (Picture source: function.mil.ru)
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