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Every time I have to comment on or write about
the offensive of the Russian troops, I mention

the resource factor, or rather its lack for
the Russians to attack.

But, in doing so, many people have a dissonant
question - how is there no resource, they

are offensive?

Well, let's figure out what the resource is
and whether the occupiers have it or not.

On February 24, 2022 Putin's occupation army
carried out a full-scale invasion of Ukraine

with 110-115 Battalion tactical groups, which
amounted to 180,000 personnel.

These units were fully manned.

Most of the equipment at the time was either
new or upgraded!

At the same time they received round-the-clock
support of attack aviation, the attack of

the invaders was daily accompanied by numerous
missile strikes into the interior of Ukraine.

And on a number of fronts they even made daring
but suicidal airborne force landings deep

inside the Ukrainian rear.

Also, they were able to provide artillery
support around the clock using the "rampart

of fire" tactic, at times increasing the daily
fire rate to 80,000 rounds, without even thinking

that they might not have enough ammunition
or run out at all, because the Ukrainians

would soon be defeated.

Actually, this is the resource they had as
of 2022.

And with such a resource, full support from
the air, land capacity and endless rocket

terror of the rear Ukraine, they intended
to capture Ukraine in 3 days, then in 3 weeks,

in 3 months...

And now Russian propagandists are already
preparing their viewers for missile strikes

on Moscow and all of Russia.

2023.

Virtually all units of Russian troops have
a problem with manning, both personnel and

especially equipment.

The southern grouping is mainly concentrated
in the Zaporizhzhya region.

It is more than 30 Battalion tactical groups.

The manning of the units is less than 70%.

And equipment kitting is even worse - up to
50% of the required.

In Luhansk region, the number of personnel
manning the subunits outside the line of contact

is 80-90%.

The completeness of equipment is up to 60%
and artillery up to 70%.

Donetsk region: the number of personnel manning
the units outside the line of contact is 90%,

equipment - 60%, artillery - 90%, and at the
same time they have the greatest shortage

of shells.

Thus, the resource currently available to
the occupiers does not allow them to carry

out a wide-scale attack on the entire front.

They can only concentrate on narrow directions
and specific locations.

I anticipate a comment - "but still, they
can attack and they are attacking!"

If for you the capture of Chernihiv or Kharkiv
region is comparable to the ninth month of

convulsions at Bakhmut or Avdiivka, then this
video is still not for you.

And now the most important thing.

When your resource is limited, but you activate
combat operations, you deplete it so much

that you will not be able to hold even defenses,
let alone offensives, in the long run.

With such attacks, they are finally demilitarizing
themselves.

That is why I am highly skeptical about the
potential of the occupiers and the effect

of their "onslaught".

The march to the border of the Donetsk region
by spring, the rush to Zaporizhzhia, crawling

through the swamp on the Lyman?

Yes, there will be reflexions, but exactly
reflexions.

Which will end with another gesture of goodwill.