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DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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If the Ukrainians get with in M777 range of that bridge and it looks like they are close now, they have a big advance in the area and took a lot of ground, then by using drones, they will turn the crossing into a slaughter ground for anybody trying to cross or waiting to. The Russians are trying to get out of a trap that Ukraine has sprung on them, but I don't expect the Ukrainians to let them get away, or at least they will make them leave their vehicles and a lot of other stuff behind. There are better quality Russian units here so press them, and make them use up ammo and resources, but not enough to take a lot of casualties, when they try to resupply or evacuate hammer the choke points at the bridges. Cut them off and force as many to surrender as possible.


Satellite Photos Confirm Russia is Repairing the Nova Kakhovka Bridge (waterway filled in)
80,414 views Sep 19, 2022 Satellite images confirm the waterway has been filled in near the Nova Kakhovka bridge.
 
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DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Denis might be a bit behind in the news, as other soldier type YouTubers monitor Russian telegram channels and access private intelligence companies. The Ukrainians maintain tight operational control, the latest news comes from unofficial Russian sources, their military bloggers and they are Russian hawks whose assholes are burning!


Update from Ukraine | We took Bilogorivka next step is Lysychansk! Ukraine continue to push!
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Ukraine is gonna drive for the rail links running south that link Russia to Luhansk and the Donbas, this will cripple Russian logistics in the east. Russia can't operate very far from rail supply hubs for lack of trucks, cut off their rail transport and you cut off their logistics. A few dropped rail bridges inside Russia near to the eastern border will do the trick and cut off all of Southern Russia, not just the Donbas, but would also cripple Rostov and points south including southern Ukraine and Crimea.

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DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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If you look at the Ukrainian rail map, you'll see the Ukrainians don't need to destroy the Kerch bridge, if they take Metropol in the south they can threaten Russan rai connections to the Russian southern front and cut off half of Crimea from Metropol in the south of Ukraine with a drive south. The Russians can't operate much further than 25km from their rail heads and taking Metropol would threaten a vital rail junction in Crimea, supplying western Crimea and the Russian southern front. If the Russians are defeated and captured around Kherson, their southern front will be greatly reduced, and Crimea has probably been stripped bare of Russian troops too.

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BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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It was pretty quiet during the time the Ukrainians took the large area. I presume they were all hiding under their covers during that time.
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It was, looks like they concentrate in the northern cities, and prolly slowly moving across to consolidate in the northeast, mass what they need, guerrilla, start slowly , then move?.....meanwhile starting a distraction in the south..kherson region...just a guess
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

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DIY-HP-LED said:
If you look at the Ukrainian rail map, you'll see the Ukrainians don't need to destroy the Kerch bridge, if they take Metropol in the south they can threaten Russan rai connections to the Russian southern front and cut off half of Crimea from Metropol in the south of Ukraine with a drive south. The Russians can't operate much further than 25km from their rail heads and taking Metropol would threaten a vital rail junction in Crimea, supplying western Crimea and the Russian southern front. If the Russians are defeated and captured around Kherson, their southern front will be greatly reduced, and Crimea has probably been stripped bare of Russian troops too.

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While they’re at it, they need to retake Zapo and establish a security zone around it deeper than 152 range. That way, any missile oopsie is no accident.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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cannabineer said:
While they’re at it, they need to retake Zapo and establish a security zone around it deeper than 152 range. That way, any missile oopsie is no accident.
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It's on the way and would force the Russians out of there to try and stop the Ukrainian drive south, it would be all hands-on deck, or they will be trapped, like the troops around Kherson. Also, it would force the Russians out from behind their heavily fortified positions in the Donbas to try and stop them on open ground as the Ukrainians also drive down from the north in Kharkiv and Luhansk. After the fall of Kherson, I should think, they won't expend much to get it to fall, if they can keep them cutoff and pressure on them to get them to expend ammo and fuel.
 
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