In this high-tech war, information and geography are the key to life and death. Whether it is Russia or Ukraine, as long as the target is discovered by the other side, whether it is a high-ranking general, an ordinary soldier, or even an ammunition depot, it will be subjected to heavy artillery bombardment.
The Ukrainian side attaches great importance to information security and tries to avoid revealing its own deployments and movements, while the Russian side is much more lax in comparison, as can be seen from the number of high-ranking officers they have lost. Ukraine has also banned its own people from filming Russian missile and drone attacks** so as not to reveal the location of its air defenses, and has arrested some photographers for this.
A tragic example is Lieutenant General Oleg Zzokov, deputy commander of Russia's Southern Military District, who before his death was staying at a luxury seaside hotel in Berdyansk, the headquarters of Russia's 58th Army. In an audio recording posted online, Popov, the commander of Russia's 58th Army, angrily denounced this as a conspiracy by the Russian top brass and that Lieutenant General Zokov was just a scapegoat.
In fact, Ukraine's Storm Shadow missiles are a strategic ** and will not be used at will, because the cost of each missile is high and it will only be aimed at ** value targets. Therefore, Ukraine must have mastered the general's itinerary in advance, as well as the headquarters of the Russian 58th Army in this hotel, before launching the attack.
Lieutenant General Zokov enjoyed a comfortable life in a luxury hotel, perhaps to stabilize the turbulent morale of the army because of the removal of the commander of the army group, or to relax the nervous nerves, but ordinary Russian soldiers did not have such treatment, they could only look for some excitement on the Internet, but the result was miserable.
There was a Chechen soldier who said sadly that when they were hiding in the basement, they were directly hit by a Ukrainian missile, and only he and another person survived, and the others did not know that they had gone **. Even more chilling was the fact that next to the place where they slept was a pile of mortar shells.
The reason why they were locked by missiles is because Ukrainian intelligence officers pretend to be beauties on social software,** Russian soldiers add friends, and then seduce them with sweet words, let them post their locations, maybe there will be an affair, although some Russian soldiers still have a sense of secrecy, but some people can't help but be moved, as a result, Ukrainian missiles are coming, this is self-inflicted, it's useless to cry....
This kind of thing is actually similar to telecom fraud, it is not the first time it has happened on the battlefield in Ukraine, and it will not be the last.