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A human catastrophe. But being blonde hair and blue eyed they are the chosen ones.
 
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That would make Ukrainians turn against Zelensky. I understand the Russians for wanting that part,but Ukrainians would never accept it. And I don't think Zelensky will either.

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People don't know what was happening in Ukraine. Just to give a brief account.

1) Russian language was banned in Ukraine.
2) 2 major Eastern Ukrainian parties were banned in elections to bring the nazis to power.

If you looked at any genuine map Russia has taken more than 50% of that green belt already and is taking more day by day.
 
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People don't know what was happening in Ukraine. Just to give a brief account.

1) Russian language was banned in Ukraine.
2) 2 major Eastern Ukrainian parties were banned in elections to bring the nazis to power.

If you looked at any genuine map Russia has taken more than 50% of that green belt already and is taking more day by day.
They also banned all minorities except the Tatar one.
 
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No new phase of combat still.

Russians still avoid contact warfare. Few sporadic flanking, diversion, recon moves, but still trying to regroup using the ceasefire.

Attrition rates seem to be getting linearised.

They currently trade better than 1:1, and it will be not enough Russian army in Ukraine to out-attrite Ukrainians. They will have to mobilise the remaining 30% of its military from all over the country.

As the war goes, Ukrainians will have to employ more territorials, which it has plenty, but with nearly no war experience, or training (which is the same as with Russian draftees.)

While Ukrainian regulars last, they need to start prioritising targets. Locating, and gunting down Russian top units is a must to preserve force, and let territorials have easier time.

Ukrainian weakness now is that their territorials are not being used even against weakest Russian formations offensively. Even fighting off smallest towns from a single Russian platoon takes too much attention from Ukrainian regular army.
 
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No new phase of combat still.

Russians still avoid contact warfare. Few sporadic flanking, diversion, recon moves, but still trying to regroup using the ceasefire.

Attrition rates seem to be getting linearised.

They currently trade better than 1:1, and it will be not enough Russian army in Ukraine to out-attrite Ukrainians. They will have to mobilise the remaining 30% of its military from all over the country.

As the war goes, Ukrainians will have to employ more territorials, which it has plenty, but with nearly no war experience, or training (which is the same as with Russian draftees.)

While Ukrainian regulars last, they need to start prioritising targets. Locating, and gunting down Russian top units is a must to preserve force, and let territorials have easier time.

Ukrainian weakness now is that their territorials are not being used even against weakest Russian formations offensively.




Fresh shipments of anti tank weapons continue to flow to Ukrainian units. Even in the Far East of Ukraine
 
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Fresh shipments of anti tank weapons continue to flow to Ukrainian units. Even in the Far East of Ukraine

It's only the second shipment to Kharkiv I managed to count.

They really need more fresh crack troops with support weapons, and APCs to scout, and clear softer Russian forces like artillery around the city. Ideally, they need arty for counterbat, but mortars will probably the only thing they can get into the city now.

It's a blessing though that most Russian armour just decided to bypass Kharkiv, and went deeper into the country, while not doing anything. They will be basically just guzzling diesel, and losing heavy armour to breakdowns, and mud in the middle of nowhere for the next 2-3 days, while trying to reach Kiyv from the East.
 
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