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The Russian occupation troops are now actively reflexing to

intensify their actions from Kreminna to Lyman.

The forces and means there are concentrated not just not a little, but let's say, at first glance,

enough to really intensify the offensive. In total, the biomass of the Russian troops in this

area is about 9,000 personnel, with more or less, but still tolerable manning units on equipment.

But there is a nuance... In this sector, Russians have been suffering serious artillery losses for

a week. That is, a full-fledged offensive has not begun and artillery for supply and

support of the infantry assault action is decreasing day by day.

And here, how not to recall the recent "experience" of the enemy in Vuhledar. After all,

they gathered a wild crowd of units there too, not counting the private military company Patriot.

And there too, in total, there were more than 9000 disposable fighters in the first line and reserve.

And the result - due to the lack of full artillery support and the proportional

availability of ammunition, the attack on Vuhledar ended in a meat grinder for the Russian troops.

And, strange as it may sound, the enemy's Kreminna-Lyman offensive has

not yet fully begun, but it already resembles the Vuhledar massacre.

I do not know who commands the Russian grouping in the Vuhledar direction,

but he does it in a "moronic" manner.

Another convoy of Russians in the town of Nikolske, from the direction of which they

keep trying to break through to Vuhledar, with ammunition and personnel, was blown to bits by

Ukrainian artillery. About 12-13 trucks were smashed and burned to the ground, a couple

more armored vehicles additionally... as they say, "burned on the spot"... The number of liquidated

occupants is specified. After some time, most likely there will be footage of this battle.

They somehow very "intricately" play with death by flipping a coin, driving around in

the zone of effective action of artillery and even other means of destruction by the AFU.

At the same time, they gather in columns that are clearly visible from afar.

I understand that an order is an order, but this is not even Russian roulette anymore,

this is some kind of seasonal lemming suicide...

The Times writes that for every hundred meters of advance, the Russian army loses about 2,000

soldiers (of course, we are talking about total losses - eliminated, wounded, prisoners, sick).

Even if the publication exaggerated twice, from Bakhmut, which they have not taken so

far and to Slovyansk about 45 km. So, just to reach the main fortification of Donbass,

losing a thousand per hundred meters - they need to grind about half a million people.

Well, let it be for the whole front line. That is - to get to Slovyansk,

to take Vuhledar - half a million. But even if The Times exaggerated four times - 225 thousand.

In this case the inverse-positive mechanism begins to work. The greater the losses,

the more mobilized, the worse their quality, the greater the losses... The cycle is closed,

and the process repeats all over again, with even worse figures for Putin's army.

What the hell kind of mobilization can help in this case? Should we conscript children and women?