Thanks for the update. Regarding the unwillingness to learn, the only solace I can find is that the Russians are equally bad at it. This of course means that both sides gets a lot of people killed unnecessary without achieving much, and thus prolongs the war and the suffering. For both sides. But at least Ukraine isnt the only one.
Of course. Ukrainians need less troops to control that sector, i.e. can re-deploy troops that used to keep the Aggregate Plant under siege - somewhere else.
810th Russian Naval unit has been on the line a lot. I seem to recall they were involved from the start of the offensive. With such losses, i wonder when they'll pull back, if at all?
Thanks for the update. Regarding the unwillingness to learn, the only solace I can find is that the Russians are equally bad at it. This of course means that both sides gets a lot of people killed unnecessary without achieving much, and thus prolongs the war and the suffering. For both sides. But at least Ukraine isnt the only one.
Regarding the last section, Ukraine taking that cool plant, are there any implications in that Sector from this?
Of course. Ukrainians need less troops to control that sector, i.e. can re-deploy troops that used to keep the Aggregate Plant under siege - somewhere else.
Great.
Thanks, I just don't get the context why there is a paragraph about units fighting in Chasiv Yar between Kursk and Charkiv. Mistake?
Because that unit is now in eastern Kursk. Given that it has been blamed for past failures, there is concern it might fail again.
Hi, S.T. Glushkovo probably is "Ст. Глушково". Ст. means "станция" (railway STation), not "Sadovoye Tovarishchestvo". https://ibb.co/rHb7BVn
810th Russian Naval unit has been on the line a lot. I seem to recall they were involved from the start of the offensive. With such losses, i wonder when they'll pull back, if at all?