This reminds me of the posts a few hundred pages ago when the Russian artillery was just grinding forward, before HIMARS, and taking all of these towns, and the question was okay, they can take these places but can they hold them. Whether it was the HIMARS, some other weapon(s), tactics, or whatever, it is so great to see them Pac-Man swaths into stretched out Russian forces and taking these places back!
I go with option 3, the Russian lines are paper thin. In the area Russians are focused where they have been pushing (around Pisky), and they had shifted reserves toward Kherson. Now they’re trying to shift some back, but the reality is the Ukrainians tore their lines and they lacked local reserves to stem the tide.
WOB ^^^ 😃 But seriously not sure whether the Russians just ran out of fuel or time to evacuate with equipment, or they said f*ck this I'm outie.
Some of the units (SOBR) that the Ukrainians overran and bypassed were essentially reserve military police.
If they are retreating and not just deserting, the beautiful thing is that with our eyes in the sky we will be able to track Russian movements of equipment and know exactly where they are holing up. Ukraine can then send more precision guided artillery shells or rockets into those holes. Having your enemy on its heels is a beautiful thing.
And now Russia's military has been exposed as an Emperor with No Clothes and Vladimir Putin's power and influence has been massively reduced.
Will they eclipse the US KIA in Vietnam mark (58,220) before the first snowfall?
You know that Belarussian territory used to be part of "Greater Lithuania."
The prisoners nose appears to be broken. Not certain you can make much comparison based on that.
Weak CGI there
