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Chobham

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More to do with affairs military than politics but I have no doubt that it'll get political soon enough.

The Ukrainians are in a salient.

Salients are dangerous, they invite an attacker to cut off and envelope those caught in the salient. Looking at the map of current troop dispositions the Russians could drive from Izyum towards Zaporizhzhia and northwards along the same line and envelope the greater part of the Ukrainian forces. The Russians aren't stupid and I'm sure they see the opportunity, the big question is whether they have the forces to pull it off?

The longer the lines remain static the longer the Russians have time to gather their forces for the attempt. The big advantage the Ukrainians have is that they have the interior line and consequently an advantage in mobility. They also are benefiting from Western intel.

The Russians have intel of their own and benefit from knowing where they're going to strike and when.

It's going to get ugly, real ugly.
 
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The Russians have a morale problem.

They're going to have to start shooting recalcitrant soldiers to restore "morale."
 
Drunk Ishtard threads are the best Ishtard threads. If it's dark and Ish makes a thread, it's soaked in moonshine and non-filter heaters.
 
More to do with affairs military than politics but I have no doubt that it'll get political soon enough.

The Ukrainians are in a salient.

Salients are dangerous, they invite an attacker to cut off and envelope those caught in the salient. Looking at the map of current troop dispositions the Russians could drive from Izyum towards Zaporizhzhia and northwards along the same line and envelope the greater part of the Ukrainian forces. The Russians aren't stupid and I'm sure they see the opportunity, the big question is whether they have the forces to pull it off?

The longer the lines remain static the longer the Russians have time to gather their forces for the attempt. The big advantage the Ukrainians have is that they have the interior line and consequently an advantage in mobility. They also are benefiting from Western intel.

The Russians have intel of their own and benefit from knowing where they're going to strike and when.

It's going to get ugly, real ugly.
Pretty soon the Russians, the poor bastards will have the Ukrainians surrounded. They will be able to shoot in any direction and kill Russians.:D

I'm still wondering when NATO is going to stick an armored brigade in the Suwalki Gap.;)

 
why are we sending so many arms into a conflict that is none of our business? let russia have ukraine. they were unable to hold afghanistan. just send them a few cases of stingers and stop preaching to the world. most of them hate us more than the russians.
 
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He's a victim, damn it. Those pesky liberals made him post it.
He's been banhammered yet again. Less self-control than that situational Korean guy that used to shitpost here 24/7/365.

Looks like DeSantis' "call anyone who disagrees with you 'groomers' strategery" is going to be tough to execute on Lit in the next election cycle.
 
He's been banhammered yet again. Less self-control than that situational Korean guy that used to shitpost here 24/7/365.

Looks like DeSantis' "call anyone who disagrees with you 'groomers' strategery" is going to be tough to execute on Lit in the next election cycle.
Bwahaha. 🤣

What a dumbass.
 
why are we sending so many arms into a conflict that is none of our business? let russia have ukraine. they were unable to hold afghanistan. just send them a few cases of stingers and stop preaching to the world. most of them hate us more than the russians.
Because we promised to do it in the Budapest Accords.
 
More to do with affairs military than politics but I have no doubt that it'll get political soon enough.

The Ukrainians are in a salient.

Salients are dangerous, they invite an attacker to cut off and envelope those caught in the salient. Looking at the map of current troop dispositions the Russians could drive from Izyum towards Zaporizhzhia and northwards along the same line and envelope the greater part of the Ukrainian forces. The Russians aren't stupid and I'm sure they see the opportunity, the big question is whether they have the forces to pull it off?

The longer the lines remain static the longer the Russians have time to gather their forces for the attempt. The big advantage the Ukrainians have is that they have the interior line and consequently an advantage in mobility. They also are benefiting from Western intel.

The Russians have intel of their own and benefit from knowing where they're going to strike and when.

It's going to get ugly, real ugly.
Triple 7s and 109s are a great equalizer, great for shoot and scoot.
 
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