Units from the “Dnieper” troop group are carrying out planned coordination and live-fire exercises with BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles, enhancing crew integration and combat performance.
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that forces from the combined “Dnieper” group are conducting scheduled combat training focused on the coordination of BMP-3 crews, emphasizing operational efficiency under various field conditions.
The drills include driving over rough terrain, live-fire simulations, ammunition reloading, and troop disembarkation under fire, replicating battle conditions found on active fronts.
According to the statement, the emphasis is on strengthening coordination between the commander, gunner, and driver, allowing each crew to perform complex tactical maneuvers quickly and accurately.
Source and images: Russian Ministry of Defense | Telegram @mod_russia
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