I thought it was other way around.Typically withdrawing in anticipation of, not actual, enemy victory is called "being routed".
I thought it was other way around.Typically withdrawing in anticipation of, not actual, enemy victory is called "being routed".
interesting assessment of current situation. If things are indeed going to plan for the US, perhaps it is time for china to open a second front now better than later?
Simply put, the goal should be to alleviate America’s simultaneity problem by giving Russia incentives to be less of a European power – and more of an Asian one,” he wrote. Note that this piece was not just printed in a magazine but was based on a report Mitchell wrote in 2020 for the Pentagon.
The NATO strategic concept’s focus on Russia and the alliance's recent actions seem to be an exact implementation of Mitchell’s strategy. That is, to drive Russia out of Europe through the conflict in Ukraine and build-up of NATO’s eastern front – thus staggering a potential two-front conflict with Russia and China.
If your forces are so terrified of the enemy that their mere advance, not battle, causes retreat, it's a general collapse of morale - a rout. This is supported by the fact that Mariupol took months, Severodonetsk took weeks, but Lysychansk just took days and Sloviansk/Bakhmut is already about to be liberated.I thought it was other way around.
If that tweet is accurate and the Ukrainians choose to withdraw to Bakhmut, it means they'll get sandwiched like this:Latest word is Ukrainians are already withdrawing from Seversk. Recall last night I said Russian may have crossed the Siverskyi Donets River at multiple locations north of Serversk:
Anyone with good historical knowledge able to compare and contrast some of the current battles going on in Ukraine with how the Red Army and Germans fights went down during WWII?If that tweet is accurate and the Ukrainians choose to withdraw to Bakhmut, it means they'll get sandwiched like this:
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Effectively another Lysychansk-lite encirclement. Better to withdraw to Sloviansk/Kramatorsk but there's no direct road and they'll be caught in the open flat plains. Some really great tactical moves by the Russian forces if it plays out this way.
I heard an info that the Ukrainians are setting some sort of Defensive line along Seversk-Bakhmut area dubbed as "Zelensky Line", tho i don't really know how fortified this area is...If that tweet is accurate and the Ukrainians choose to withdraw to Bakhmut, it means they'll get sandwiched like this:
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Effectively another Lysychansk-lite encirclement. Better to withdraw to Sloviansk/Kramatorsk but there's no direct road and they'll be caught in the open flat plains. Some really great tactical moves by the Russian forces if it plays out this way.
I heard an info that the Ukrainians are setting some sort of Defensive line along Seversk-Bakhmut area dubbed as "Zelensky Line", tho i don't really know how fortified this area is...
Destroying logistics, weapon storage and command posts has far bigger affect than killing with one missile a handful soldiers. Let the artillery do its job of grinding the meat. It isn't called "King of all battlefields" for no reason.