Russians give up their positions
<h2>Front broken ++ Parts of the Drachenzahn line deserted</h2>
<p>The Ukrainian soldiers from the embattled Zaporizhia region are spreading amazing footage.</p>
<p>Apparently unmolested, members of the Ukrainian armed forces move across a ridge, with the wreckage of two Russian tanks in front of them. But what happens next leaves observers surprised.</p>
<p><strong>The Ukrainian swivels his cell phone to the left and zooms in a bit. Suddenly the first Russian main line of defense can be seen. A chain of hundreds of “Dragon’s Tooth” anti-tank obstacles and other trench installations lies almost peacefully on a neighboring hill, stretching for kilometers across the country.</strong></p>
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<p>Ukrainian soldiers look at apparently abandoned “Dragon’s Tooth” anti-tank obstacles<br />
Photo: private</p>
<p>Russian soldiers or shots from the direction of the massive Russian positions on the widely visible Ukrainians? None!</p>
<p><strong>“The dragon’s teeth of the Surovikin line can be seen very well and the Ukrainian soldiers can (…) move freely on the street,” noted Finnish military historian Emil Kastehelmi, puzzled.</strong></p>
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