One Russian blogger called the country's military leaders 'sheep' who 'continue to demonstrate their absolute unsuitability.'
A woman is pictured walking past a building with windows featuring a Russian flag and a poster with a"Z" symbol to denote support for Russia's military, in Kronstadt, Russia, on March 22, 2022. A report from the Institute for the Study of War on Monday found that Russian military bloggers are angry over the Russian military's"inability" to stop Ukrainian drone strikes on air bases in Russia.
Some of the bloggers suggested that long-range drone attacks may have been beyond the capability of Ukraine, speculating that Ukrainian saboteurs or military reconnaissance groups may have instead launched the attacks from inside Russia. They also warned that Moscow could be at risk of attack if the drone strikes were launched from Ukraine.
"Several prominent Russian milbloggers claimed that Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance groups must have launched the strike against the Engels-2 air base from inside Russian territory," it continued."Or – if the [unmanned aerial vehicles] UAVs were launched from Ukrainian territory – that Moscow is under threat from Ukrainian territory."
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