Is this the part of Russia that Russia invaded and annexed from Ukraine originally?
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Donetsk and Crimea? No.
This is on the Russian side of the border north of Ukraine in an area that Ukraine has never previously laid claim to.
I’ve played enough Advance Wars to feel something is amiss.
September 22 starts Fall. Winter is coming.
Tell them not to get stuck in Russia. I hear it's bad strategy.
My understanding is the Ukrainians do very well on defense. Pushing into Russia forces Russia to attack them, even in the winter. Otherwise they'd stop the attack until spring/summer. If they let Ukraine hold this ground until then though that's a huge loss for Russian PR at least. Ukraine probably won't attack in the winter, which is the issue, but Russia will probably be forced to.
I know this applies to the French and to Germans, but does the rule hold for Ukrainians?
Good question. I guess we could try it out...
This isn’t the meme where mist of the guard have gone to fight “over there” and so left like two guards for the place is it? Be funny if it was.
Once you get passed the line of defense, very little stops you from traveling inland except how much road you have in front of you.
That said, this sounds more and more like a suicide mission. No way they've got 30km of supply lines to support this advance, and its just a matter of time before they're encircled.
That's like...a short drive. In a supply convoy going over rough terrain looking out for drones, maybe a couple hours.
lol
lmao even
The deeper they get, I imagine the more ammunition stashes they'll pass. I wonder how much they've been able to claim.
I would assume not much, it's an incursion. Meaning they don't have the infrastructure to ship it back. If they find any caches, they probably would take what they can use quickly, and destroy the rest.
That all makes sense. I saw today they have captured at least one tank which is nice.
They've penetrated two prepared defence lines which they may want to hunker down in later so shipping ammo back to those would be less hassle.
There's some talk of them potentially holding that gas plant to force Russia to destroy it to dislodge them too, cutting off gas to Hungary while making Russia the one that does it. Muuuaahahaha.
The whole thing is fascinating. Really looking forward to the Perun video on it which will hopefully be next week.
That would be fucking awesome.
Of course the narrative will be 'Ukraine forced our hand.' but everyone, of course, will know better.
Actually, I hadn't thought about that aspect of the incursion. They can potentially disrupt a large amount facilities that give them the remaining export abilities they still have.