23 Apr: BREAKTHROUGH! Russians EXPLOIT a Ukrainian Mistake & PENETRATE THE LINE! | War in Ukraine
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I am Ukrainian. My country has been invaded by Russia. In this video, I will tell you what happened on the seven-hundred-ninetieth day of the war.
Day 790: Apr 23
Today, there are a lot of updates from the Avdiivka direction.
Here, Russians exploited a Ukrainian mistake and executed a daring and risky maneuver in an attempt to accomplish multiple strategic goals at once, endangering the entire Ukrainian defensive operation.
On the northern flank of Avdiivka, the primary objective of the Russians is advancing westward to take the Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk. This city is the main Ukrainian headquarters in the area, from which they coordinate, reinforce, and supply their forces on the frontline. As such, Ukrainians have established multiple lines of defense to halt any Russian attempts to take this city.
At first, the Russians focused their breakthrough attempts on the first Ukrainian defensive line behind the Durna River. After multiple successful Ukrainian defensive operations, Ukrainians became overly focused on this line, allocating a large amount of manpower and equipment from other directions to continue to hold it. If we look at the topographic map, we can also see that Ukrainians have established their defenses on the high ground behind the river. Any Russian attempt to cross the river, therefore, comes under fire from the Ukrainians up the hill.
Russian commanders realized that their chances of breaking through the Ukrainian defense in this direction were close to zero. That is why Russians decided to conduct an opportunistic attack designed to outflank the Ukrainian defenses to the east along the railways. This way, Russians could attack the Ukrainian defense line not only from the flanks but also from the same elevation.
In preparation for this move, Russian aviation conducted air strikes with FAB glide bombs on Ukrainian positions along the planned Russian axis of advance and the Ukrainian-held town of Ocheretyne. Ukrainian sources also report that Russians started intensely shelling Ukrainian positions in this direction with artillery, severely limiting Ukrainian military movement and rescue operations of civilians stuck under the rubble of targeted buildings.
After the artillery preparations, Russians started conducting multiple probing attacks on the railway line and the surrounding tree lines. The Ukrainian 45th mechanized brigade shared geolocated footage of the destruction of a Russian assault group consisting of one armored personnel carrier with infantry. However, as it turns out, Ukrainians had allocated too much forces to the Durna defense line. This, combined with the intense aerial and artillery bombardment, had created a gap in the Ukrainian defenses. Russians quickly realized this and intensified their attacks, pushing on to the Zarya settlement and even establishing a small foothold in the town of Ocheretyne in only three days.
Notably, these Russian attacks consisted of pure infantry, as they were forced to stick to the forest belt along the railway line. The railway line itself is not yet suitable for Russians to move armored vehicles over, as it lacks cover and is under complete Ukrainian fire control from both sides. After the surprise wore off, Ukrainians quickly relocated units from the 30th and 59th mechanized brigades to reinforce the town and conduct immediate counterattacks.
Geolocated footage confirms the presence of Russian forces on the southern outskirts of the Town as Ukrainians engage Russian forces in the exterior trenches with artillery and drones. During the attack, a Ukrainian observation drone spotted a massive concentration of approximately 50 Russian soldiers exiting the substation on the edge of the town. Russians were using this building as a staging ground, from where the infantry would be directed to further attack certain buildings. After this observation, Ukrainians immediately conducted artillery and drone strikes on the building itself while Russians frantically attempted to flee the kill zone. Russian sources then claimed that these survivors were relocated to positions along the tree belt next to the railway to be more spread out against further Ukrainian attacks. These Russian sources also stated that while the attacks on the town itself had halted, Russian forces were preparing and ready to launch another large attack on Ocheretyne.
Geolocated footage also confirms that Russians did not completely retreat from the settlement. Ukrainian geolocated footage shows Ukrainian drone operators engaging Russian infantry in the outskirts with drone-dropped grenades. Further released footage shows that Russians are using a Ukrainian trench as a path...
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so why isnt yout tittle... RUSSIAN PENTRATE UKRAINEAN LINES... because you are decieving leech propagandist
Wake up, Zaluzhny was fired long time agođ
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Ukraine should be supplied with an airforce-worth of fighter aircraft, such as the F-16s and longer-range precision munitions, such as ATACMS (more of them, and the longest-range variants should be provided}), and the russian military facilities inside of russia should be considered legitimate targets. It is worth noting that support for military aid to Ukraine in America is over 80% and increasing. This is because Americans can see that not only is aiding Ukraine the ethical thing to do;, it is the practical thing as well. America has spent only approximately 6% of our military budget so far to help Ukraine. However, over half of the russian army has been destroyed. This is a tremendous bargain by any measure! In addition to this, when russia is defeated in this war, their barbaric ideology of imperialism will also be defeated, making Europe a more peaceful, stable place for many generations - as well as preventing a new arms race in the region. That is why billions spent today saves trillions tomorrow.. The vast majority of Americans understand this. Americans also want to see Ukrainian military and civilian casualties minimized. This is why Americans are correct to support giving military aid to Ukraine.
Please write to your elected representatives to request this military aid. If you are a US citizen, please consider writing to President Biden and your other elected representatives, and demand Ukraine be given the above weapons - in war-winning quantities, and soon. The sooner we give Ukraine the weapons it needs to liberate all of its territory, the sooner this war will be over, and with fewer Ukrainian casualties. Letters can be submitted electronically via the Whitehouse website. One can also google for ones' elected representatives - many of which have similar websites. One may simply write and submit a letter electronically to make one's desire known.
This is bad news, but I appreciate the non-bias reporting of even failures. I lost count how many channels either don't report it or try to spin it as a win.
The only way to fix failures is to report the truth on them. Good stuff, my dude.
Unfortunately, I think he has talked up the performance of the AFU quite a lot in this video. They made several major mistakes, and putting things right is going to be incredibly tough, because the defence lines behind Ochyeretyne are nothing like as sturdy as he suggested at 0:35. There are just a few dug outs in the tree lines and the occasional more hardened positions on high ground. This is a really big opportunity for the Russians, and it appears to be due to downright incompetence shown by the defending elements of the AFU. In no way would I call this "non-bias reporting".
I don't think it's non-biased. There are many more failures than this. The world needs to either shit or get off the pot on this. Long, protracted wars benefit nobody other than the MIC.
I enjoy RFU's open acknowledgement of their bias. They are not pretending to be even-handed. However, RFU is showing honesty, and this is commendable.
he is biased but at least he does tell negative events. Other "reporters" omit them entirely.
Good to know Ukraine got additional support from US. Thanks you american taxpayers!
On the other hand now ukrainian government with that funds can focus more on repressing the rest of ukrainian citizen, including those who went abroad
By "troop rotation", he means that ukranians abandoned their posts and nobody rotated into their position.
Very difficult to get such bad news. Keep strong and our thoughts are with you for victory. Slava Ukraine!
At the moment Ochertino has already been completely liberated. I don't understand why you need such an outdated report, and even with victory speeches.
@@NPSpaceZZZLiberated by who? Russia? Because it is 100% controlled by the orcs now.
@@NPSpaceZZZ easy. Not every bad news equals pro--Russian victory speeches. Indeed, being realistic is important to galvanize support for Ukraine and build pressure on our politicians to do more.
I'd suggest that all frontline news come with a significant delay, too. Both sides have an interest in that simply for OPSEC. Careful analysis of the situation and verification require a further delay and not a break neck Twitter speed. And no, I am not pro-Russian and donate significant amounts to Ukraine.
@@NPSpaceZZZ Report is fine.
And the other refreshing thing is the honesty about the situation- that is what you get with the Ukrainians even if it is bad news.
The Russians lie and confuse chronically- something you get from a leader whose 24 years has been doing exactly that.
good news coming soon, as a result of cranial-rectal extraction usa congress approves more aid for ukraine.
Sending you some love from Arizona!
Thank you so much for your support!
Thank you for reporting things as they are even if the news could be better. Still hoping for a swift Ukrainian win, but reality is what it is...
Iâm surprised you didnât say the good news at the end:
That The Senate passed the $60+ Billon in aid to Ukraine AND even a motion to fork over an additional $6 billion in seized Russian Assets to Ukraine (Which could in turn have the rest of the $300 Billion from across Europe be sent over as well).
Bout darn time our useless politicians got off their pompous butts and did something for a changeâŠ
Videos are scripted, edited early, so they sometimes get outdated. Usually it's not possible to update a video which is already done without major delays. It's obvious in this particular case delays would be bad as it's about bad news from the frontlines and delays and confusion could leave open "the hatch" for dis and misinformation from Kremlin to seep into allied & civilian population.
half of it wasnât even for military equipment
house and senate passed it, and it is on biden's desk in the morning
â@@spurdosparde9487 Military equipment isn't the only thing the Ukrainians are bleeding money on. By paying for everything else, the Ukrainians can then have a larger military budget.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!
Always appreciate your updates.
thank you for your update
Something like this was eventually going to happen considering just how overstretched Ukrainian resources are right now. The only real question is whether support will come soon enough to prevent similar failures from occurring, and potentially contain this one.
There has already been stockpiled massive amounts of the most critically needed items in Poland and Germany. Air defence missiles and artillery shells will get hauled across the border the second Biden signs the bill, which will be in a few hours from now.
Idk man, this seems like a strategic blunder. It may be that Ukraine needs to fire the strategists who allowed this to happen
@@Endwankery In hindsight, at the time I made this comment we didn't really know the details of what happened. I don't think it was as much a blunder as either incompetence on behalf of the guy leading the 115th, or malice(there are rumors he took a bribe, and the fact he's still missing gives credence to that). Though I do still think that something like this would eventually have happened.
dude , they can send God himself with milion tanks it will just get destroyed... Its over....
@@DawudSandstorm2 Even the best strategist makes mistakes
do you know that Zaloujny is no longer in the Ukranian army ?
No one is perfect. Glad to see Ukraine is learning from this mistake!
Heck, if they can take those forces into a pocket, they can turn that mistake into an advantage!
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@@vadymvv The aid bill just passed the Senate, and Biden already commanded the army to prepare sending supplies. Hold on just a little longer, aid is on the way!
When I was watching this channel last year, Ukraine would keep winning battles so I wondered if this didn't show when they lost. But usually they are that good.
â@@sandal_thong8631yeah Ukraines advance to the west is in full swing now! Lots of victories â€
Thank you for the update.
apparently the 115th brigade, which was guarding that village, disobeyed orders and then fled from it.
the 47th was sent to fill the new gap, but the redeployment was delayed due to bombing.
they were below 50% manpower so theyâll probably make new units after they get disbanded
@@spurdosparde9487They were disbanded already, watched it on another channel, they were so decimated the brigade was disbanded. Sometimes in war you get rick-rolledâŠ.This week Ukraine got rolled, hope next weeks better.
You are absolutely right. It was a complete stuff up, and due to disobedience and incompetence. Yes, it's right to flee when FAB 1500's are dropping on you, but you have to keep your troops nearby and be back in there as soon as the bombing stops. Ukraine should have reliable intel regarding when the Russian planes have turned back, and should also have had every opportunity to get back in before the Russians did.
C'est la vie (ou la Guerre), and now the AFU have the tough job of trying to reverse this, which would be very, very, tough to do.
We should also mention here that the 115th is totally under equipped, they had not enough mines to mine the railway dam where a Russian recon squad found a gap, the equipment is BMP1s and BMP2s, old Soviet artillery pieces and most and for all: basically zero night vision equipment.
It had good reason Russia had all that success during night attacks.
The 47th has far better and night fighting capable gear.
So I d be careful with whom to blame here. If the only thing at night you can do is getting shot, trading terrain for your life to fight another day (hopefully with MANPADs, ATGMs and night vision goggles) isnât the worst of options.
The 115th was defeated, and the 47th was relocated, after which it also collapsed. Respect the work of our military.
These setbacks need to be viewed in the context of
7 months without US support. Every retreat has come at high cost to Russia. In the next weeks, such operations will cost Russia far more. And itâs possible that the Russian mainland will now also suffer more directly from Ukrainian attacks until such time as Putin can no longer pretend to his people that the SMO is a success and winnable.
According to the debate over US Aid, over 4-5B USD in military equipment was sent since the first of the year which still needed to be paid for. I think Ukraine already got 20% of the 60B aid package and it is already gone. Another thing, the news keeps talking about Ukraine is NOW outgunned 10-1; Old News. Ukraine has been outgunned in artillery 10-1 since the first day of the war - all BS to make people believe Ukraine will somehow reduce the 10-1 artillery gun balance or artillery munitions balance which is untrue. ONE LAST ECONOMIC STIMULUS FOR THE US DEFENSE INDUSTRY.
It's hard to tell. War time production has shown us that Russia can produce multiple lancet drones per month. The assault may hold up. I fear however the bombing raids won't.
No, this needs to be viewed in the context that with several exceptions (UK, Baltic countries) Europe has given the bare minimum support. This is a Europe problem as UKR is not only not NATO but one of the most corrupt countries in Europe.
Also what need to be put into context is that with this latest bill we have given UKR over $160BN in aid. Toi further put that into context, the entire RUS yearly defense budget is about $80. That means over hte past 2 years we have given UKR equivalent of 2 years worth of RUS defense spending. And what does UKR have to show for it...continued losses.
It's time EUR gets their head out of their buts and start supporting UKR war effort like is means something.
@@davidvettes4ever898 You say that Ukraine is "one of the most corrupt countries in Europe". Do you think that possibly Russia can be THE most corrupt country in Europe (and Asia for that matter).
@@davidvettes4ever898 Because alot of European powers expect Ukraine to just lose, so they're preparing to make new deals with Russia. They don't care.
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Thank you for this update from Reporting from Ukraine, I stand with Ukraine Slava Ukraini greetings from eastern Nigeria
Nice report, and very informative regarding battle tactics.
I was pleased to see an ad play during this video, so it appears that CZcams has monetized this one.
Thank you very much for bringing the good news with the bad ones and keeping it real. Loosing some battles isn't loosing the war. đ
"Losing some battles isn't losing the war."
but he predicts them and is one of the clearest examples of such cases
Good line. Losing battles isn't losing war. But I fear more losses
We greatly appreciate you reporting not just Ukraine's successes, but its shortcomings too.
It is important to report on the whole picture and remember that this is no walk in the park, Ukraine must continue to fight smart and hard for every inch of its territory.
Ukraine eastern territories are lost, everyone with a bit of common sense knows that
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Thanks for reporting on this
War is hell, set backs are inevitable.
Stay strong, time is on your side dude despite bad news.
Ummm no, time is on Russias side, ukraine is running out of timeâŠyou think europe and the US are going to keep sinking hundreds of billions into this war? You must be insane!
or they could just surrender and end the war...during WW2 the majority of fascist Italy immediately surrendered and "changed side" when the Allies invaded them directly in Sicily, but Italy was fine after the war anyway and immediately experienced an economic boom and a lot of births...in comparison Germany and Japan fought until the bitter end and both of them suffered much more devastation and pain than the Italians who surrendered earlier
â@@Krang_e_Shreddy Keep dreaming Ivan
@@Krang_e_Shreddy bruh
@@Krang_e_Shreddy How's russia this time of year?
Let's hope that aid gets there in time!
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@@aureliandobrila481 Ha ha. Rusia va avea nevoie de mult mai multe sicrie decĂąt Ucraina.
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Russia will win for sure!
That's the only thing they can do atm - not to lose any more ground....
Great video as always
Great video again thanks
This is why we trust RfU. You simply tell the truth.
Thank you good sir
Much awaited, much appreciated excellent insights as always from you. âïžđșđŠ
Bummer but occasionally even a blind dog finds a bone.
They've been finding a lot of bones lately.
Some solid cope right there
The russians know they have to fight harder before the US aid arrives
But this isn't an isolated case
I find this news immensely upsetting but your statement is a massive understatement of the situation and a product of wishful thinking. While itâs true that Russian advances are slow, this is not an isolated case
This is what Putin considers victory? What a waste of resources and time for all humankind not only Ukraine and Russia
Sad stuff :(
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We stand together.
The Russians actually wanted to run away in panic, but by mistake they went in the wrong direction, relax guys Ukraine is winning!
They really aren't.
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@@Random_JapGuythis is post irony bro xD
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Good luck for Ukraine
Thank you, keep working.
Thank you
Thanks RFUâ€
Thank you for finally covering a situation that isn't fully in Ukraine's favour. Not every battle goes in Ukraine's favour and we would like to know why.
helllo Donald are you really sure about that?
@@janetwoodford If you want to stay oblivious as to what is going on, THAT is on you.
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Because Ukrainian forces are retreating in mass now. Several units have completely retreated their defensive positions and are running away. Russia is capturing several towns per day now
â@@user-ir4jb6cf6vI'm sure they'll have won the war in three days
Thanks for the video
good news, thx!
Damn. Two steps forward, one step back.
Itâs not good, but the fight ainât over until itâs over.
where are these two steps forward?
No. More like 2 steps forward and 5 steps back. Yâall lost several towns in the past few days
I don't like this bad news at all, but we need to hear all the news, good and bad. Thank you, RFU.
Yeah well I don't like you so, I couldn't give a fuck if you like it or not.
The russians are retreating forward , while ukrainians are advancing backwards,
What a bad notification to see. But they have gotten so deep, but it's totally vulnerable to attacks from the sides, or simply just controlling the supply line. It's a deep run but unsustainable if the situation doesn't spread.
115th abandoned the town and 47th is trying to plug the hole in, the counterattack was unsuccessful so theyâll probably leave it alone and abandon the area
The shocking is that it is not the first time Ukraine is unable to close such seemingly vulnerable breaches. Not learning is also UA skill.
Russia has been more successful in these jabs than Ukraine. If it was Ukraines attack, what you said would be true... but they succeeded to hold a similar bridgehead in Avdiivka which was surrounded from all sides. Ukraine is remakably bad at fighting with a superiority.
CZcams armchair general
The problem is that this place, both the route and the town itself, is located on high ground. The Ukrainians do not have the artillery to keep the route inaccessible to the Russians... The Russians are also expanding the gap even more.
Man what is going on 75 billion dollars and this what we get
Ukraine is doing an amazing job considering six months without US support.
No he want you to think like this. Now even Ukrainians says its bad.
@@0Kubus0 to be fair russia is, well RUSSIA. Its embarrassing for russia to take so long, when they're second strongest compared to america and 2832 times bigger than ukraine
@@attixio7266 on paper that is.
@@attixio7266you can say things are bad without bringing russia up theyâre both heaps of corrupt garbage
@@attixio7266 just that they fixed their logistics and management system after prigozhin did things. most of Russia is an icy wasteland. and the West is sending too little to Ukraine and they have recently woken up. Even Zelensky said it is bad.
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Russians are learning and fighting smarter. Letâs hope additional aid and training helps Ukraine keep up.
A very useful report - thanks!
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Bruh, stop tryin'. It's over
If Warthog Defense fans see this ordinary video they will call you "Ivan" "Russian Bot" "Putler"
always a good honest report
Why still showing Zaluzhny when he was screwed from his position :(
Because fails must be associated with Zaluzhny and not with current decisions makers.
hi...good report...i still have you on you tube...keep up the good work....
Please do an update on this Situation in the next Video
Hmm... Weren't the Russians walking into a trap by doing this? I mean, with multiple Ukrainian defense lines in the area, weren't they risking getting surrounded?
The defense lines broke, brigades were decimated, and the rest have pulled back in retreat, no time to sugar coat the facts, this is bad, but far from over.
@@cowboyx9380 Wait, I thought only one of them broke? I was talking about the others...
@@caraboska There are numerous areas in that region suffering pushes by the orcsâŠ.sad
@@cowboyx9380 Indeed. However, Biden signed the aid package yesterday, a lot of the stuff is already in Europe, some of it right over the border in Poland, so that it may already have arrived at its destination in Ukraine. I think things are going to take a turn for the better - probably even before the week is out.
You are such a genius
Not every battle can be won and let's hope the AFU can recover from this breach. Slava Ukraini.
They are continuously loosing the battle against Russians đ
@@SlasherCat-oe4nd the USSR was as well against the Germans, or in a opposite situation Poland in the 1920s as well, where it went back in forth a few times actually. or the Commonwealth deluge of the 1600s against the Russians and Swedes (it was kind of a free for all for all 3 though). if when want to go pre modern, the 100 years war being a great example. Alethread the great? there is plenty of examples.
continuously is big stretch too. The war is still fluid, Ukraine last offensive was rather lack luster for them, but Russia current offensive is hardly any better. 2023 the borders moved 200 miles squared. (not 200 miles forwards, the enitre border changed 200 miles in area in favore of russia) the border is 1000 lus miles longs. so not very impressive in whole year. slow steady may win the race but at that pace well I don't know many people who 200 plus years so it might take a while, obviously things can and will change its not going to be linear time scale, but don't expect it stay going in same direction.
Not great news, but I'm grateful to see this report. Any news is better than no news
I can't beleive how much the world will put up with all the destruction that comes from one mans ego.
It is remarkable. Putin and his fellow dictators are the central problem. Justice will come to them though.
The world never learn. History repeats itself.
This shows how little you know.
@@adityabahl wtf are you even talking about?
@@thegailen you seriously think its "because of one mans ego", that shows how little you know about geopolitics, and then have the gall to ask what do I even mean like an imbecile, ig thats what the internet is at this point
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Who is going to man them Ukraine has a manpower problem most of their original army has been killed or wounded now they are sending in poorly trained troops. Its heartbreaking seeing those poor soldiers being wasted
@@kevinoliver788itâs heartbreaking that Zelenskyyâs ego had to go before any of his men to begin with. Had he surrendered, not a single person wouldâve died
Gains and gains and gains.
Russian still a formable enemy-SURPRISE!
Very scary news....looks like the defence is very weak for the moment, hope situation will improve as soon as possible.
Oh No!!!
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Russia=Ocean
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You = brown person
Fantastic thanks again
This is a relatively minor tactical setback.
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Losing several oblasts that youâll likely never get back say otherwise
Thank you for continuing to post on YouTub even though it's shitty platform. Some of us still can't afford the better platforms.
Great info
Unfortunate, but it does happen. The important thing is to keep on fighting. Ukraine will prevail.
People leaving the country and Odessa police beating civilians for refusing to be conscripted says otherwise. Ukraine is becoming desperate now.
This seems a lot like a desperate play from RU capitalizing on what ground they can gain before aid arrives soon. Hopefully it is too risky for them. Good luck đșđŠ
You are hoping too much for money, which was previously provided by 300 billion. But on the other hand, these 61 billion of which, at most, 10 will definitely do........ something.
â@@Scabe-wf5xn last chance for Ukraine. Decicive battle this summer. If Ukraine suck i bet funding will be cut. You wont invest in shit project dont you. Plus dreams of "Putin lose elections" are also go. And Putin as Asad is not going to go like american mantra says.
Thank you. Your analyses are really always excellent.
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Keep up the great work
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What a surprise.
The ebb and flow of war...the Ukranians will regroup and retake any ground has been lost
Well, once the new aid really gets going it should only be good news from there hopefully.
The most honest blogger
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I can't see the point, of fighting over control of the railways, when a simple explosion can damage it at any point making it unusable...
Whoever was in charge on the Russian side should be taken very very seriously! Exploiting such a mistake by Ukraine is a sign of a good leadership and should be investigated.One good leader can change the face of the war.
Sad we just sit here and watch it happen to one of our western allies also sad how its even happening this invasion could have Been prevented if we just sent troops well they were building up on Ukraine's borderđ€Šââïž
Way back in 2014 when Russia occupied Crimea and Donbas regions West should have took action. This is the result of passiveness.đ€·đŒ
â@@MrKim-kv2vvEven more Budapest memorandum 1994 moving nuclear weapons from Ukraine and guarantess America and UK ,France about Ukrainian indipendence.
@@MrKim-kv2vv "peace in our time" this quote rings a bell.
@@Kmeeeeeeeeeee don't forget Russia was a signatory as well, and are the only country who has not stood by their commitments under the agreement
Ukraine is NOT an âAllyâ of the USA, sorry kid, but a fact is a fact! The US has now dumped nearly $150 Billion into UkraineâŠim pretty sure were done!
viva Ukraine!!!
If an attack from the flank through the ridge / higher ground is considered as âunexpectedâ, then we are doomed.
The question is how long do these Orcs have supplies for. Especially food should be in short supply with such an operation.
Cope and dial 8.
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How is it cope? You can see how much stuff the orcs are carrying with them and it isn't much in provisions...
The same question should also be asked of the Ukrainians. It's not that big of an operation in retrospect. Storm Zs found a weak point, called in reinforcements (which were already on standby and freshly-rotated), and they just charged head-in.
Which begs the question, why did the Ukrainians abandoned their position so quickly? If it was a trap, they could've counterattacked and cut the Russians from retreating following the exploited bulge. But now that they have established a foothold on the town with rubbles nearby as cover, retaking it will be twice as hard.
What can be said, for sure, is that the Ukrainians are really outnumbered and low on supplies. Otherwise, unit rotations should not be a problem to hold and react to a Russian breach.
this sounds like the exact kind of situation where Ukrainian reserves would be allocated to, without re-stating what has already been said about a billion times, it's a good thing that aid package passed when it did.
Russian forces are faced with a bit of a dilemma here, either they attempt to establish a stable foothold or they'll end getting cut-off by a pincer maneuver, as much as I would have preferred US aid being passed months ago I think it's important to acknowledge just how crucial it is that it finally en-route to Ukraine now, another couple of weeks of delay could have lead to a substantial breakthrough of Ukrainian defensive lines.
tl;dr
the world got lucky, here's hoping Ukraine can reverse their mistake.
So when the aid arrives and ukraine keeps getting rick-rolledâŠwhats your next excuse? The uka needs menâŠwhats pathetic is how many ran away lije cowards and will not return to fight for their countryâŠyet im supposed to pay more in taxes to give to ukraine? Trust me this is their last chance to end this, the money tree is dead!
I cant imagine russian mobics as strong fighters, with a bottle of Vodka in their hands.
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Unwilled mobics are contained in AFU. Just watch how recruit offecers caought people on streets. "Democracy" and cancelled elections by Elensky. This is sick completely and have to be stopped. Better leave theese dreams about "ukraine's victory". half of million ukrainians are killed on frontline almost. For what? For new aid? Why ukraine refused to sigh a deal in 2021 or 2022 spring in Istanbul?
Might be time to go to the negotiating table đ€
Thanks
If they cannot move vehicles, they cannot move ammunition or heavy equipment. So, it is a very minor defense breakdown. It's the kind of minor victory where all the attackers are soon killed or captured without achieving anything important. The loss of another Russian oil refinery would be hundreds of times more significant, but might seem of about equal significance if reported in the news as such.
Lol God how desperate are to make out nothing really bad is happening
Ok an attack on an oil refinery or the loss of towns and villages. which is worse. ????
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Good shape to fight back with aid...!
good report