Ukrainian War Developments

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meckhardt98

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Sizable Russian tactical brigade was destroyed in the Donetsk region today by Ukrainian forces.
 

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FADH1791

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The latest Russian movements and reinforcements suggest that the Russians are not just focusing on the Donbas. Large armored concentrations are now entering Ukraine around Sumy and Kharkiv as well. This does make sense strategically, since the Russians can't leave the Kharkiv front too exposed, otherwise the Ukrainians might counter-attack along their vulnerable flanks in Luhansk. It seems what's changing is that the Russians are just deploying to the eastern front all along the former border with Ukraine. This makes it easier to resupply their armies and makes the Russian war effort much more focused and concentrated. Kyiv and Chernihiv were disasters from the start, so the Russians were right to get out of there. We'll see if they have better luck around Sumy and Kharkiv the second time around.
Looks like Russia is turning this around and learning from their mistakes. This offensive done right will be a major blow to Ukraine.
 

meckhardt98

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Russian forces have been diverting a respectable force of OMON riot control units to annexed regions of Ukraine; namely Energodar in the Zaporizhia region which is home to Europes largest reactor and in the Gostomel region.


OMON forces however have faced significant material losses in the Gostomel region against conventional Ukrainian force(s) in the region; catching several convoys off guard.
 

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Overbom

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"Russia deployed more BTGs to Belarus than it did to Crimea for the invasion, including more VDV, Rosgvardia SOF, and SSO. Add in the army (+) from Bryansk that advanced towards Kyiv and the imbalance is even greater. Kyiv and the north was the priority and Ukrainian forces held."

"This war was about changing Ukraine's political orientation and consequently an offensive on Kyiv always made the most sense. If Russia just wanted to take the southern coast, it could have and the operation would have looked different. Plus, nothing has happened in Transnistria"
 

FairAndUnbiased

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One thing is clear: as long as Russia occupies parts of Ukraine, all cooperation with Russia will be gradually reduced. Some things happened quickly, as you can see from the sanctions. Other things take longer, like the cooperation in the ISS or the oil and gas deliveries. You can't just turn off the gas tap, you would have to burn the extracted gas on the spot. All boreholes are now gradually being sealed until the last gas has been delivered in a year and a half.

After that, Russia is isolated like North Korea.
if they want North Korea next to them, sure. np. But you know what's gonna be next to them too? Afghanistan. And having both North Korea and Afghanistan next to you is very bad for business.
 
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