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2024-09-08
His ass
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2024-09-08
No they shouldn’t.
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2024-09-08
There was also Kadyrov’s TikTok army but they ran away when they realized they might have to actually fight.
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2024-09-08
But...a deep aerial strike within Russia that uses F-16s directly or for air support, would be incredible. A guy can dream
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2024-09-08
Which basically puts everything they have in risk now. A single guy with a cheap stinger waiting for starting or landing planes, some c4 for every important bridge or power infrastructure (just destroy a few poles of every line leading into Moskau). Endless possibilities, and the only way out is a lockdown of free movement.
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2024-09-08
They are strategically maintaining plausible deniability in case Ukraine wins.
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2024-09-08
I'm guessing the coincidence is just that the offensive could proceed with the guarantee it won't delay delivery further.
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2024-09-08
His arse
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2024-09-08
What a weird fucking comment lmao
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2024-09-08
15 years for a 51$ donation to an organization helping displaced people. Personally, I think we should get the Moscow phonebook and start making donations to Ukrainian agencies in Russian names. If the reality of war is finally sinking in, so too should the reality of a return to Stalinism.
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2024-09-08
Wagner and wiped out are like synonyms now
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2024-09-08
Hmm, I don't have that on my keyboard. Damn Ukrainians getting all the cool tech.
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2024-09-08
The war is about democracy.
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2024-09-08
They totally got wagner’d
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2024-09-08
They will absolutely bomb the shit out of their land.
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2024-09-08
Putin and the rest of Russia doesn’t give a fuck about the far rural regions of the country, bombing them isn’t a concern.
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2024-09-08
Meat for the meat cube
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2024-09-08
They like to keep important tools within *the arms* reach. 😎
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2024-09-08
Looked pretty good to me
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2024-09-08
Russians living there must have a hard reality check. Hope they can see what is really happening to their military every day in Ukraine.
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2024-09-08
The way Russia is performing on the battlefield right now shows 0 indication that they're actually more competent than Iraq in 1991 and 2003. NATO can pulverize all the way to Moscow in 1 week, tops. Barring nukes.
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2024-09-08
Not sure where I saw it, but one of the more astute insights that I've come across regarding the Kursk assault is this: It has proven that, despite the modern warfare environment of frequent satellite imaging (including open-source), drones, cell phones in the pockets of every soldier, each posing the risk of revealing position / other intel....it is still possible for a military to achieve strategic surprise on a moderate-to-large scale; and furthermore, that a very dense/extensive 'fog of war' can still exist.
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2024-09-08
Destroyed Russian column in Kursk region https://x.com/maks_nafo_fella/status/1821801346732880104?s=46
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2024-09-08
Jesus christ, this is like the convoyslaughter from 2022 all over again! Love it :D
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2024-09-08
Yeah, pretty much.
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2024-09-08
That was a lot of corpses in those trucks
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2024-09-08
...But the bit of Russia between Ukraine and Moscow isn't *that* far or *that* rural.
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2024-09-08
My understanding is that Ukraine hasn't been given any F16s with the longer range radars, nor the longer range A2A missiles. Ukraine always given enough to fight with one hand tied behind its back.
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2024-09-08
Russian channels commenting on the attacked column near Oktyabr’skoe, east of Rylsk: “Just watched a video from the scene. 13 military Urals and KAMAZ covered trucks with infantry. Many dead, some of the vehicles burned to the ground. It looks like the entire column was carrying infantry. They were armed, most likely a platoon per vehicle. 3-4 companies - an entire battalion was destroyed. Judging by the appearance of the column, about half were killed. This is one of the bloodiest and most massive strikes (most likely HIMARS) in the entire war.” https://x.com/noelreports/status/1821804359753097381?s=46
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2024-09-08
Don't need a mobile crematorium if they're all burnt in place.
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2024-09-08
If those were all filled with troops...my God.
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2024-09-08
Damn. Any info on what they were hit with? This is gonna get real ugly real fast for Russia.
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2024-09-08
This looks like a different video? But if it did miss, then it would just continue filming and give it another go at the helicopter.
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2024-09-08
It is reported that a battle is going on near Plekhovo, Kursk region. Ukraine reportedly involved tanks. https://x.com/noelreports/status/1821824448795734289?s=46
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2024-09-08
Ukraine has better equiped, better trained and better motivated soldiers. Without minefields and entrenched positions the Russians will get hammered (and I don't mean vodka).
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2024-09-08
FWIW I read Ukraine had asked permission to use ATACMS on Russian territory in defense of the Kursk operation before I went to bed last night. Considering the whole airfield is on fire and just within range of ATACMS, I’m going to guess they got permission.
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2024-09-08
[Geo of destroyed column](https://www.google.com/maps/place/51%C2%B034'41.3%22N+34%C2%B048'26.5%22E/@51.5781315,34.807365,17z/). On the road to Rylsk from Kursk. Quite the distance from the action. And ~37 klicks from the closest border line. I'd have to assume those were conscripts thrown to plug the holes.
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2024-09-08
They're not consolidating, they haven't reached the final positions yet. Russian forces coming to meet them have been absolutely wiped. See Ukrainewarvideoreport.
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2024-09-08
The Russian constitution allows for the use of conscripts inside Russia so I wouldn't wonder at all. Who would win? Battlehardened Ukrainian veterans or 20 year old boys just out of basic training?
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2024-09-08
Russians are cynical enough to use videos of Russians committing war crimes on Ukrainians as Ukrainians warcriming them.
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2024-09-08
Because Russia was already preparing for a missile strike. It just coincided with a Ukrainian attack.
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2024-09-08
From what I've read about the strikes it takes about a week to plan one - and that's assuming they have enough missiles in stockpile. It might seem like they immediately hit after something happens, but it's not necessarily because of that exact thing, or it might have been planned before and they just decided to pull the trigger only right then.
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2024-09-08
There is no sex in the champagne room. Chris Rock
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2024-09-08
I don't think that Ukraine will pull out but simply go back to positions in Russia that can be defended much better because of height and water obstacles. The current counter invasion allows them to move troops that were previously bound at the border to the new temporary border. This people can already fortify positions while the attacks go on.
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2024-09-08
Different one
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2024-09-08
It’s only REALLY bad when you see Rosgvardia units (putins private military police) in action. They are what keeps the local population in check. (The ones you see dragging people off the street for holding a blank piece of paper)
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2024-09-08
> I think once Russia finally consolidates troops in the region ukraine will start pulling out. Why? It's better to have a front in Russia than one in Ukraine, and there aren't huge mine fields here yet.
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2024-09-08
Picturing some accordion hands reading this!
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2024-09-08
TIL - Russia has a constitution!
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2024-09-08
This is the start of the 4th day actually
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2024-09-08
Not necessarily longer-term if it makes the active front-line longer in length, meaning they need more manpower to defend it (and other existing areas).
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2024-09-08
Russians say their columns are getting destroyed before even reaching the area of Kursk in which battles are raging, taken out because they’ve got no air cover. https://x.com/jayinkyiv/status/1821830001450233919?s=46
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2024-09-08
Who is going to plug the holes in the conscripts?
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2024-09-08
With the shape of the border there, it seems they can make it shorter.
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2024-09-08
Which direction was the column heading along that road?
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2024-09-08
Plekhovo, Sudzha district, is under attack from tanks, AFU are trying to enter, according to Russian voenkors. https://x.com/maks_nafo_fella/status/1821833816417202644?s=46
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2024-09-08
Ukraine are baiting Russia into making poorly planned and coordinated troop movements directly into regions Ukraine has fire control over. This is going to be a slaughter.
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2024-09-08
That’s really weird. But I see the reasons behind it. US likes to keep it ambiguous. So they are still not allowing strikes “deep into Russia”. This is purely to address would-be Russian nuclear worries. As long as the fight is around borders, Russia has no excuse to be concerned about their nuclear deterrence deep into their country are in danger. A bit misguided though. If russia wants, they can come up with an excuse to threaten nukes anyways, like they did all through the war… So why placate them? As long as Ukraine does not specifically target nuke sites, silos…
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2024-09-08
Don't underestimate the effect on domestic opinion if conscripts start getting slaughtered. Anders Puck Nielsen talked about it in his video, conscripts dying will start to touch every russian family to some extent, compared to volunteer soldiers who "wanted to be there" so if they die "it's fine, they volunteered". I know everyone talks about how you can ignore the opinion of the population in a dictatorship, but it's only true to a certain extent. When the families and friends of soldiers and Rosgvardia units start turning against Putin openly enough, it gets really shaky really quick. I'm definitely *not* saying this will topple Putin, far from it, but it's not a completely inconsequential thing either.
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2024-09-08
Could’ve freed up AA systems elsewhere to join this assault
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2024-09-08
Untill proven otherwise. Ill agree with general armchair
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2024-09-08
I don't think the NPP is an important target.
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2024-09-08
It's more of a suggestitution, really
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2024-09-08
I've just seen the footage of a wasted Russian column in the Kursk region, there's dead Russian soldiers in the back in most of the vehicles and some vehicles that have been completely burnt out. They must have lost 100+ soldiers if not more and why they drove in a column after everything that's happened before is beyond stupid. It appears AFU hit them with ATACMS.
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2024-09-08
Good information I was unaware of, thank you for providing it
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2024-09-08
This is a great time for Ukraine to restart the drone campaign against Russian oil refineries. I bet the air defense assets there are being scrambled to other locations.
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2024-09-08
Spectacular Ukraine advance but what's happening to the territory they captured? Russian MOD is flatten to the ground every territory they captured that's obviously not Ukraine MOD but as they push forward are they just defeating local military and moving forward or are they leaving troops behind and occupying the towns they capture? Is there a backfill of troops to hold and secure the captured towns and supply lines that allow them to move forward or is it just a Leeroy Jenkins let's see how far we can go?
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2024-09-08
No air cover you say? Time to get out some A10 warthogs.
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2024-09-08
Good ol “Cargo 200”
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2024-09-08
Looks like an M30 cluster rocket: [https://x.com/bayraktar\_1love/status/1821819581293371596](https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1821819581293371596)
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2024-09-08
Yeah they got absolutely wasted. No idea what strategy Russia is using to try and stop this incursion they may as well have turned up in clown cars beeping their horns.
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2024-09-08
> The strike on the supermarket in Kostiantynivka is yet another act of russian terror. War against civilians is all they know. > Russia must fully face the consequences for everything it has done. https://x.com/AndriyYermak/status/1821841321817973230
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2024-09-08
> I thank each of our warriors—those who are destroying the Russian occupiers, holding the frontline, and ensuring that Ukraine remains on the world map. > We are doing our best to provide our warriors with as many opportunities as possible to end this war as soon as possible with a just and lasting peace. https://x.com/ZelenskyyUa/status/1821818810560614518
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2024-09-08
They are securing the gains. Its not a raid, they want to hold the land.
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2024-09-08
Its the most valuable thing outside of the city Kursk.
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2024-09-08
Just looking at the convoy images, I'm curious what has actually taken them out? The geolocation puts the one at least 37 km over the border. But I don't think it is HIMARS - surely a moving convoy would be hard to hit. Plus the canvas canopies aren't shredded, the road surface isn't torn up, and the road is only scorched around the trucks that are burned out. In some cases the trucks are full of casualties but look almost untouched except the tires. It looks a lot more like the Byraktar attacks on convoys from the first days of the war to me, but that would imply absolutely no air defence.
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2024-09-08
There's a lot of guesswork as we don't have the complete information. We can speculate but asking the question doesn't answer the question. :D Some possible objectives (and alleged gain/purpose) - Kurchatov NPP (swap for Enerhodar) - Belgorod logistics (collapse the axis, at least 10k headcount) - whole Kursk oblast (swap for donetsk) - force Russian redeployment (disarray, relieves pressure in the east) - sabotage in force (cause massive destruction internally) So far, none of the above have been achieved that we have proof of. Except the Russian redeployment - we've already seen evidence of convoys being taken out in the middle of redeployment. Freebies. And they've hinted that none of the above is the **only** objective. So just wait and see.
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2024-09-08
Also the US is free to give permission for whatever it wants, and keep it completely secret.
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2024-09-08
We don't know mig but rumors of them digging down Additionally the territory they are taking and seem to be moving towards is high ground Likely they aim to take as much as feasible,cause panic and destruction then hinner down and create a new front inside Russia, taking the war to Russia itself and forcing Putin to either redirect forces from Ukraine or trigger another round of mobilization which would be very unpopular
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2024-09-08
It is one of the largest nuclear power plants in the world
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2024-09-08
damn 15.8% is a big oof especially for government bonds
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2024-09-08
Sad to hear.. I’m not very well informed about the current situation in Georgia but I feel like a couple of simultaneous regional flashpoints could topple Russia right now.
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2024-09-08
They can blame, but this time it hardly will be believed, imho. There are less and less believe to officials each month, z-bloggers constantly put obvious distrust under Aesopian language already (since punishments are real)
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2024-09-08
The limit is 10k not 1k
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2024-09-08
That's brave of them calling for Putin to be sentenced
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2024-09-08
This reminds me of the "Russia has unlimited tanks and weapons in storage" yet here we are and they're begging North Korea and Iran for weapons.
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2024-09-08
they already did when FreedomeOfRussia unit was in last time..
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2024-09-08
They're also getting very close to Lgov if that turns out to be true as well, I'd bet money shutting down that rail line is a major objective of this to choke the supply line. There's also a bridge just north of it which would be a perfect target for demolition and cutting off the line entirely while theres another line running west to Sumy Oblast if the Ukrainians decided to take it over for their own needs.
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2024-09-08
How the actual fuck do they not have air cover. Is it just incompetence or something clever on UA's side of things keeping them suppressed? Knowing this war, probably shades of both. Whatever the case, this is great.
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2024-09-08
The west doesn’t spend trillions on intel gathering not *not gather intel.* we like a little *heywhatchadoinoverder*.
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2024-09-08
If they're puppets, then they're the ones getting fisted?
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2024-09-08
>The plant feeds the grid for [Kursk Oblast](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kursk_Oblast) and 19 other regions. Kursk NPP is one of the three biggest NPPs in Russia and one of the four biggest electricity producers in the country. This is going to be fun
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2024-09-08
Four impacts by my count. Assuming this is the Rylsk convoy, a battalion rendered combat ineffective, 13 trucks damaged or destroyed. At $200,000 per GMLRS rocket, that's a damn good return on investment!
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2024-09-08
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1821932953754366060?t=HtZtG7n0qwu8zRNpkoQs3A&s=19 T"he GUR releases video footage of a recent landing operation on the Kinburn Spit. They report that on August 9, 2024, Ukrainian special forces conducted a successful raid on the Russian-occupied Kinburn Spit, destroying six enemy armored vehicles and eliminating around 30 Russian soldiers. The operation involved multiple special units, supported by the Ukrainian Navy and other security forces. During the mission, Ukrainian forces attacked key Russian positions and raised the Ukrainian Military Intelligence flag near a landmark on the spit."
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2024-09-08
It also happens imminently before some Russian buildings intercept a storm shadow or two. So it could be anything, which I'm sure is fun for the Russians to try and guess each day.
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2024-09-08
Any Russian soldier lucky enough to live long enough to come within sight of Ukrainian Forces would do better for themselves to surrender at the soonest opportunity. They might as well look out for themselves because, sure as hell, no one else is.
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2024-09-08
Who shit in your cheerios
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2024-09-08
We're still talking about a very small force here. Two days ago we had confirmation of a few detachments from 2-3 different brigades were in use. Now it appears that about 2-3 full brigades and some detachments of a few additional brigades are being used in this operation. In the grand scheme, it's only a few thousand men and doesn't give us much of a picture of Ukraine's overall strategic-level capabilities. The big picture of the situation remains more or less the same as it was a week ago: Ukraine has a severe manpower shortage that disables them from rotating troops in and out of combat duty, and this has allowed Russian offensive pressure to make gains in the south. Hopefully now, however, Russia will station large numbers of reserves in Kursk and Belgorod instead of putting them to use in the south, which will help relieve the pressure on the strained Ukrainian defenses and give them some breathing space to refit those defending units.
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2024-09-08
It might be great, but probably not worth the price. The biggest surprise to me was that Ukraine is mostly moving north and north west. I was expecting a lot more movement south or south east to try and get behind the Russian lines there. Maybe the main goal is to simply force Russia to go reinforce an area they weren’t currently fighting in.
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