First we had two weeks of absolute full speed, then a bit of calm and now the second day with triple wins that will probably continue.
At Izyum, they took two brigades in materiel (according to their own statement) and then some prisoners.
Then we can write off Kherson.
The question is actually starting to be how much the Russians have left here to fight with, offensively or defensively?
Ukraine released about twenty brigades from the Izyum offensive and soon they can probably move brigades from Kherson to the Southern front (or cross the Dnieper 🙂 )
The balance of forces for the remaining fronts does not look good for the Russians, especially as long as they defend east of the Oskil river.
Now Ukraine also seems to have the numbers on their side to consolidate liberated border sections and the workshops are probably running at full capacity to get all captured armor up and running and send to the maneuver brigades.
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First we had two weeks of absolute full speed, then a bit of calm and now the second day with triple wins that will probably continue.
At Izyum, they took two brigades in materiel (according to their own statement) and then some prisoners.
Then we can write off Kherson.
The question is actually starting to be how much the Russians have left here to fight with, offensively or defensively?
Ukraine released about twenty brigades from the Izyum offensive and soon they can probably move brigades from Kherson to the Southern front (or cross the Dnieper 🙂 )
The balance of forces for the remaining fronts does not look good for the Russians, especially as long as they defend east of the Oskil river.
Now Ukraine also seems to have the numbers on their side to consolidate liberated border sections and the workshops are probably running at full capacity to get all captured armor up and running and send to the maneuver brigades.