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The east of Ukraine is now the hottest region and in order to
effectively retard the enemy, the AFU needs more artillery.
And as strange as it may seem, the Russian forces, in their progressive exhalation, give the AFU
the opportunity to increase the effectiveness of artillery use with their assault tactics.
For example, after occupying Klishchiivka, the enemy forces are driving themselves into a trap.
In this direction to Bakhmut 3 km through open space. This space is completely under the fire
control of the AFU. From Klishchiivka to Ivanivske 4 km through open space,
again shot through by artillery and not only. And it was to Ivanivske that they advanced.
These actions by the occupiers allow the AFU to strike more effectively
at a cluster of enemies who simply do not have other directions of movement.
That’s what sets the trap. As a result, their units are bogged down near Bakhmut.
All hope of the southern group on the groups in the northern location, which are now trying to
cut the M-03 route, as if it will play some critical role in encircling the city. Yes,
this will be an extremely unpleasant circumstance, but it doesn't put Bakhmut in a state of siege.
In the coming days there may be a lot of throw-ins regarding Bakhmut,
so I advise you to filter the information as much as possible,
especially the one that generates panic sentiments. It is on the psychological
attack that the enemy will be betting more on in the near future than on its troops.
Also, the Russian side continues to distribute resources under Kreminna,
which, obviously, they will use in the offensive.
In total, the biomass of the enemy here is about 9 thousand personnel. And at first glance it is
a very significant mass that can realize a successful attack on the Lyman and not only.
But there are nuances.
First of all, the terrain from which the Russian troops can launch their "epic"
offensive has specific soil that requires freezing for successful advance. Next week
in this area we are expecting plus degrees, which will cancel out the effect of the frozen ground.
It is also interesting how in their "lemming rush" the occupants will deal
with the Verigin forestry, a very unfortunate place for any invader.
And all because by going there, the cannon fodder has all the chances of not returning.
For there walks a lot of evil force with sniper rifles. Well, you get the idea.
In general, there are already at least 2 natural and landscape factors, which may not be the best
way to affect the potential of even these nearly 9 thousand "elite forces", rushing into battle.
And that's without mentioning the fact that from the south
there may be trouble in the location Bilohorivka.
And after all, when the Lyman reflexion is over, it is in one of these locations,
or perhaps all of them at once, that the Russian defenses will sprinkle.
Especially when the reflexion depletes their ammunition.
It should not be forgotten that in an offensive the invaders use up their
ammunition much more intensively. That is, at a certain peak moment of the "Lyman Suicide",
there will be depletion, with all the ensuing consequences.
It would be worth mentioning a couple more nuances in this direction,
but I do not think it is necessary. Let the occupiers,
if they do decide to engage in demonstrative group suicide, have at least some surprises.
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