The deterioration of communications within Russian forces after they were disconnected from Starlink allowed the Defense Forces to achieve certain successes on

This was stated during an Army TV stream on March 11 by Artem, head of unmanned systems of the 33rd Separate Assault Regiment.

— Regarding the inability to operate with Starlinks, as across the entire front line, we have felt these changes.

Their communication and command of assault groups and drone crews have deteriorated.

This is currently noticeable, but we all understand that the enemy does not stand still and is trying to find a solution to this problem.

So we are also ready for that. But for now we have local successes not only in our sectors but in others as well. I think everyone will learn about it later, — he said.

At the same time, the enemy is trying to restore communications by building Wi-Fi bridges and continues to actively use aviation to strike settlements in the rear of the Defense Forces.

— As for aviation, there have been no significant changes. They continue to actively use about 25–30 guided aerial bombs against our rear settlements located nearby.

They try to find concentrations of personnel or areas where troops gather and simply systematically destroy the settlement.

All buildings and shelters are systematically targeted, — the serviceman said.