Russian forces have established several thousand kilometers of protected supply routes in frontline areas, according to Deputy Defense Minister Colonel General Valery Solodchuk. The military is continuing to expand this network to improve the delivery of personnel and supplies to combat positions.

Speaking to Zvezda television, Solodchuk said several thousand kilometers of security corridors had been equipped this year. He explained that construction would continue, with routes extending deeper into frontline areas and expanding in different directions to bring troops and essential supplies closer to the battlefield.

The general emphasized that military logistics remains a top priority for the Russian Armed Forces, involving most units responsible for transporting supplies. According to him, these efforts follow a coordinated plan, with protected transport corridors equipped with passive defensive measures forming a key part of the system.

Solodchuk also reported extensive efforts this year to strengthen security at strategically important facilities, warehouses and ammunition depots. In addition to passive protective structures, these sites have been equipped with modern radar stations, electronic warfare systems, weapons and interceptor drones.

The deputy defense minister said the upgraded security measures are designed to protect military equipment and stockpiles needed to sustain Russian troops.