Ukraine's conflict extends into gas pipelines
The article discusses the shift of combat operations in the Ukraine war to underground depths, where soldiers are fighting inside old gas pipelines due to pressure from surface forces caused by fortifications and limited progress. Armies are now using gas pipelines—originally used to transport natural gas from Russia to Ukraine—as secret passages for movement and ambushes. This comes amid a growing reliance on new tactics to counter drone surveillance. The report highlights that these strategies reflect a transformation in the nature of the war, allowing forces to stay out of surface danger while suffering human losses approaching one million to over two million soldiers. There is also an increased use of drones that dominate the battlefield stretching over more than 700 miles east and south of Ukraine.
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