Soviet sniper

A Soviet sniper was a highly trained military marksman who specialized in covertly engaging enemy targets from long distances during conflicts like World War II. They used precision rifles, camouflage, and stealth tactics to pick off key opponents, disrupt enemy operations, and boost morale for their own forces. Soviet snipers often underwent rigorous training, learning advanced camouflage, stalking, and shooting techniques. Their role was critical in battlefield strategy, providing intelligence, delaying enemy advances, and reducing enemy troop effectiveness, making them a feared and respected element of Soviet military operations.