'Lutto' was a German unrealised special forces plan for a Kampfgruppe of Oberstleutnant Paul Haehling von Lanzenauer’s Lehr-Regiment 'Brandenburg' zbV 800 to disrupt the lines of communication used by General Major Vladimir I. Shcherbakov’s 14^th Army, within General Polkovnik Valerian A. Frolov’s Karelia Front, near Alakvetti on the Lutto river during the planned German offensive toward Murmansk in the spring of 1942 (April 1942).