ChloeTzang
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Nearly 42K Orcs KIA and nearly 6K Armored vehicles KO'd? Oh yeah, that's tough love, but its the sort of love the Orcs deserve.....
Proving once more that nuclear disasters only exist in the mind, the Orcs shelled the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in Enerhodar and of course, blamed the UA for it. OF COURSE the Orcs did it. They are storing weapons on the site, they are shooting from the site, and they are practically doing everything possible to make something bad happen at the site, just so they can say Ukraine did it. They are getting beat up (verbally) by the UN and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for "Violating every principle of Nuclear Safety" in the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. This includes storing weapons and ammo inside the plant, shooting at Ukrainian units from the plant grounds, and trying to conduct some false flag attacks on the plant and blaming Ukraine. From the same dudes who brought you Chernobyl folks, we have more nuclear fuckery. Well, the UA didn't do it, and they won't because they lived with Chernobyl and KNOW what the hell that did. Russia? Well, they didn't seem to know about it. To the point of they had units get radiation sickness when moving through the area!
Strategically, it appears that things have switched over.
Numerous sources have been saying that it appears the strategic initiative has switched over to Ukraine, meaning that they are now calling the shots. This seems to be proving true. Mordor has had to stop offensive actions because of UA actions and is now in the position of being forced to react to what Ukraine is doing now, not the other way around. Don't believe me? Why have they stopped the NE drive in DONBAS? Because they needed to move orcs south. Why can't they mass enough men to push through in Bakhmut? Because they have to support the south. Why do they have to support the south? Because of Ukrainian actions there.
We got a new band playing, and the Russians are getting ready to pay the piper.
So aside from the NNP shelling, there's more action going on. The UA has sent 3 more ammo dumps and 4 SA-300 ADA sites to the afterlife in the south, and even more fun is that some of this was done via airstrike. That means the UAF is in play and is actually flying CAS missions against targets that are supposed to be protected. Not only that, the UAF now has some 20more aircraft than they started the war with, thanks to "spare parts" arriving from neigboring countries. The Flying Orcs are MIA, and their ADA is getting taken out. If the UAF gets air superiority here, which it looks like they're working quite sucessfully towards, oh man, this counter-offensive is going to be fun to watch (not if you're a an Orc, but we don't give a flying fuck for them, except that it's kinda cool to watch them being blown up, burnt, shot, fried or otherwise exterminated).
More back and forth in the east, no major changes to the frontlines. RUMINT has that the UA is looking to lay some hurt down in the Izyum AO since the Orcs have robbed this area of units (remember that whole thing about being not able to replace personnel or rotate units?), and the Orcs are now scared they can't stop it without giving up ground somewhere else.
The driver right now is that Mordor is out of steam. In order to keep what they have, they have to keep pushing because if they stall out, they risk the UA massing and counter-attacking them and rolling them back. Kharkiv is the prime example of this, as the Orcs are launching spoiling attacks in order to keep the UA from hitting them. The results of this are more worn down Orc units. There's going to be a point when they can't even do that but the Orcs are stuck in a pretty vicious cycle here, with no way out.
In Kherson, the Orcs are trying to mass enough forces to stop the UA offensive that's coming down the pipe, moving a lot of troops and equipment into the Kherson pocket north of the Dnieper River and forming a counter-attack force (it's also the security force and will be the main effort for the next major attack north to the border of the Oblast, hey, why just give a unit ONE mission?). And they are robbing Peter to do it from Zaporizhzhia which is next door. If you wanted to see how dim the orcs can be, this would be a pretty solid example. The Orcs are weakening the area that is IDEAL for the UA to attack. They breakthrough in Zaporizhzhia, and drive south and west, and the whole 49th CAA would be outflanked and taken from the rear. Actually not even that, since the UA would just need to drive down the riverside and cut them off as the Orcs are on the wrong side of the river without the means to rapidly redeploy any units back over, since the bridges are all gone and the ferry they're using is within easy HiMARS range.
Logistically speaking, the Orcs are in real trouble with the bridges across the Dneiper being hammered. The Orc units being moved in are coming from the East and any unit coming from that hell on the eastern front is already going to be heavily shot up and understrength. Remember, these units are not US Army units. They don't have a replacement pipeline, and they are not getting new well-trained replacements from a Training Command that exists ONLY to keep them filled. The Orcs are down to replacements coming from volunteer units, recruited from various sub-states of the Federation, with a couple of weeks of VERY basic training and NO advanced training. A lot of those replacements are physically sub-standard to start with, and they're being moved to the front with almost no training and very little weapons familiarization. Cannon fodder, in other words.
You don't win a war like that, not against a military like Ukraine's, that is making sure its replacement pool is getting the full training, and is taking a risk with the training lag, because they know that a trained replacement is worth more than some shmuck with two weeks of training shoved into the front line to fill a hole. Not only that, Ukraine is busy building a million-man army, while they're stepping up partisan warfare all across the temporarily occupied areas. Latest reports from Kerson describe a real hell-hole, with Russians torturing and executing anyone even remotely suspected of opposition, and burning the bodies in mobile incinerators to destroy the evidence, while Ukraine resistance targets collaborators and orcs, blowing them up and shooting them nightly. Apparently gangs of Ukrainian teenagers also roam the streets at night, attacking and knifing drunk Russian soldiers to death. One suspects that when Kherson is recaptured, it's going to make Bucha look like a walk in the park.
What else? Oh yeah, I almost forgot. Amnesty International. The Ukrainian representative for Amnesty International quit today over AI not including them in several investigations and publishing reports that were obviously heavily pro-Russian-slanted and a gift to Russian propaganda. Ukraine pretty much told them to go and fuck off, and I agree. 100%. Amnesty International have officlally gotten into victim-blaming, deliberately mis-interpreted the legal conventions in a totally slanted and misleading way, and have pretty much discredited themselves completely. So yeah, fuck Amnesty International.
Proving once more that nuclear disasters only exist in the mind, the Orcs shelled the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in Enerhodar and of course, blamed the UA for it. OF COURSE the Orcs did it. They are storing weapons on the site, they are shooting from the site, and they are practically doing everything possible to make something bad happen at the site, just so they can say Ukraine did it. They are getting beat up (verbally) by the UN and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for "Violating every principle of Nuclear Safety" in the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. This includes storing weapons and ammo inside the plant, shooting at Ukrainian units from the plant grounds, and trying to conduct some false flag attacks on the plant and blaming Ukraine. From the same dudes who brought you Chernobyl folks, we have more nuclear fuckery. Well, the UA didn't do it, and they won't because they lived with Chernobyl and KNOW what the hell that did. Russia? Well, they didn't seem to know about it. To the point of they had units get radiation sickness when moving through the area!
Strategically, it appears that things have switched over.
Numerous sources have been saying that it appears the strategic initiative has switched over to Ukraine, meaning that they are now calling the shots. This seems to be proving true. Mordor has had to stop offensive actions because of UA actions and is now in the position of being forced to react to what Ukraine is doing now, not the other way around. Don't believe me? Why have they stopped the NE drive in DONBAS? Because they needed to move orcs south. Why can't they mass enough men to push through in Bakhmut? Because they have to support the south. Why do they have to support the south? Because of Ukrainian actions there.
We got a new band playing, and the Russians are getting ready to pay the piper.
So aside from the NNP shelling, there's more action going on. The UA has sent 3 more ammo dumps and 4 SA-300 ADA sites to the afterlife in the south, and even more fun is that some of this was done via airstrike. That means the UAF is in play and is actually flying CAS missions against targets that are supposed to be protected. Not only that, the UAF now has some 20more aircraft than they started the war with, thanks to "spare parts" arriving from neigboring countries. The Flying Orcs are MIA, and their ADA is getting taken out. If the UAF gets air superiority here, which it looks like they're working quite sucessfully towards, oh man, this counter-offensive is going to be fun to watch (not if you're a an Orc, but we don't give a flying fuck for them, except that it's kinda cool to watch them being blown up, burnt, shot, fried or otherwise exterminated).
More back and forth in the east, no major changes to the frontlines. RUMINT has that the UA is looking to lay some hurt down in the Izyum AO since the Orcs have robbed this area of units (remember that whole thing about being not able to replace personnel or rotate units?), and the Orcs are now scared they can't stop it without giving up ground somewhere else.
The driver right now is that Mordor is out of steam. In order to keep what they have, they have to keep pushing because if they stall out, they risk the UA massing and counter-attacking them and rolling them back. Kharkiv is the prime example of this, as the Orcs are launching spoiling attacks in order to keep the UA from hitting them. The results of this are more worn down Orc units. There's going to be a point when they can't even do that but the Orcs are stuck in a pretty vicious cycle here, with no way out.
In Kherson, the Orcs are trying to mass enough forces to stop the UA offensive that's coming down the pipe, moving a lot of troops and equipment into the Kherson pocket north of the Dnieper River and forming a counter-attack force (it's also the security force and will be the main effort for the next major attack north to the border of the Oblast, hey, why just give a unit ONE mission?). And they are robbing Peter to do it from Zaporizhzhia which is next door. If you wanted to see how dim the orcs can be, this would be a pretty solid example. The Orcs are weakening the area that is IDEAL for the UA to attack. They breakthrough in Zaporizhzhia, and drive south and west, and the whole 49th CAA would be outflanked and taken from the rear. Actually not even that, since the UA would just need to drive down the riverside and cut them off as the Orcs are on the wrong side of the river without the means to rapidly redeploy any units back over, since the bridges are all gone and the ferry they're using is within easy HiMARS range.
Logistically speaking, the Orcs are in real trouble with the bridges across the Dneiper being hammered. The Orc units being moved in are coming from the East and any unit coming from that hell on the eastern front is already going to be heavily shot up and understrength. Remember, these units are not US Army units. They don't have a replacement pipeline, and they are not getting new well-trained replacements from a Training Command that exists ONLY to keep them filled. The Orcs are down to replacements coming from volunteer units, recruited from various sub-states of the Federation, with a couple of weeks of VERY basic training and NO advanced training. A lot of those replacements are physically sub-standard to start with, and they're being moved to the front with almost no training and very little weapons familiarization. Cannon fodder, in other words.
You don't win a war like that, not against a military like Ukraine's, that is making sure its replacement pool is getting the full training, and is taking a risk with the training lag, because they know that a trained replacement is worth more than some shmuck with two weeks of training shoved into the front line to fill a hole. Not only that, Ukraine is busy building a million-man army, while they're stepping up partisan warfare all across the temporarily occupied areas. Latest reports from Kerson describe a real hell-hole, with Russians torturing and executing anyone even remotely suspected of opposition, and burning the bodies in mobile incinerators to destroy the evidence, while Ukraine resistance targets collaborators and orcs, blowing them up and shooting them nightly. Apparently gangs of Ukrainian teenagers also roam the streets at night, attacking and knifing drunk Russian soldiers to death. One suspects that when Kherson is recaptured, it's going to make Bucha look like a walk in the park.
What else? Oh yeah, I almost forgot. Amnesty International. The Ukrainian representative for Amnesty International quit today over AI not including them in several investigations and publishing reports that were obviously heavily pro-Russian-slanted and a gift to Russian propaganda. Ukraine pretty much told them to go and fuck off, and I agree. 100%. Amnesty International have officlally gotten into victim-blaming, deliberately mis-interpreted the legal conventions in a totally slanted and misleading way, and have pretty much discredited themselves completely. So yeah, fuck Amnesty International.
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