Russian infiltrators are trapping Ukrainian troops in front-line positions, sometimes for weeks

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Russian infiltrators are slipping behind Ukrainian lines, disrupting troop rotations and leaving some soldiers stuck at the front for long periods.

Russia's small infiltration groups are making it harder for Ukrainian soldiers to rotate out of their front-line positions, sometimes leaving troops stuck for weeks. Russian troops are slipping between Ukrainian fighting positions in small groups, threatening the routes that soldiers rely on for rotations and resupply. Their presence can make it dangerous to move even through territory Ukraine still controls. A Ukrainian sergeant who uses the call sign Yankee told Business Insider that Russia's tactics have evolved toward "massive infiltration." He described it as "a big problem" for troops in front-line positions because they don't know when or if those groups will arrive.

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