I disagree with the conclusion. Any temporary field camps in the attempted cutoff south of Mykolaiv is going to be subject to risk of an uncontested landing from Russian Marines hitting their rear like Incheon and supplies taken out by Russian Navy Kalibrs. Ukraine losing their navy is a huge blow. It leaves any offensive near the coast at risk of cutoff by a landing.
What's the evidence that Russians are "utterly unable to maintain their supply lines"? Look how close Sumy is to Russia, it's practically a border town. How's Ukraine's supply lines doing? Their rail network is down, they've had bridges taken out, and every day their storage warehouses are being hit by thermobaric missiles. Oh, and I almost forgot, they don't have an air force anymore and Russia does.
Yeah so that point is made up of 6000+ m high mountains for 100+ km across. It is no joke.
Not that exact spot, man, C’mon!!! We’ve all got Google maps (terrain feature)! But installations in each country centered on that area. And, what, it’s beyond China’s and Russia‘s capacities to build a mega-tunnel complex? It would be fun!
Every commercial venture has to consider the return of investment factor. Mongolian economy is irrelevant since 50% of its population lives in the capital city. Kazakhstan and China have already built up a major crossing for trading. No need to build another one
Yeah, and Vegas was an empty spot in the desert, ‘til somebody saw ”possibilities“!
I do admit that i'm somewhat of tank expert, but i'm still sceptical wether my claims are true or not
