All language subtitles for 13-04-2023asrd

The situation in Bakhmut is
still stable and complicated,

but controlled by the AFU, and I will
explain why this is the case below.

First of all, the occupants have never been able
to cut the 0506 and 0504 transport arteries,

especially when it comes to the city branch.
In fact, this is now the AFU defense line.

In the past 24 hours, a number of counterattacks
by the AFU allowed the security buffer for the

urban branch of the 0504 logistics
artery to be significantly expanded.

On the other hand, the enemy will pull
reserves of paratroopers from the suburbs.

The Russian command also continues to pull all
available resources into the city. The other

day I emphasized that they are sending not only
reserve units to Bakhmut but also the 98th Guards

Airborne Division, which is stationed to the north
and is responsible for a different populated area.

Such a move may be due to the fact that the
Luhansk bridgehead, especially along the R-66

route, is already oversaturated with enemy
troops, of which there is "zero" usefulness.

So they decided to move part of the 98th
Guards Airborne Division into the Bakhmut

meat grinder. But that was not all. Part
of the units from the direction of Khromovo

was taken to the urban battles. That is,
they eased pressure on the T-0506 artery,

for the sake of solving the Bakhmut issue as
soon as possible, due to the lack of manpower.

Also, in order to speed up the process, the enemy
began to use aviation equipped with gliding bombs

more frequently in the area of combat operations.
In this way Russian troops eliminate for

themselves the most serious problem - multi-story
buildings, essentially wiping the city off the

face of the earth. Remember the Donetsk airport,
the Ukrainian cyborgs held it for 242 days. The

people held out, the concrete and iron couldn't
hold out, there was nothing left to defend.

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There have been reports on the net that the
occupiers allegedly control 80% of the city,

but we can argue with that. Enemy
forces do control most of the city,

but not 80%, although these percentages are
more of an information-psychological trick,

a kind of "victory" counter. First,

because in the last two weeks their
advancement has slowed down considerably.

This happened against the backdrop of enemy forces
moving beyond low-rise development in the city.

To solve the problem of taking Bakhmut before
Orthodox Easter, the Russian Aerospace Forces

can use their maximum bombing potential to
completely destroy the city. In any other way,

they will not be able to capture an area
with multi-story buildings by the deadline.

Thus, in a very narrow section of the front,
a large concentration of forces and means is

concentrated, in fact, limited to action in one
location. Time will tell how this will end, I

will not give out any versions, but to describe it
in a nutshell... nothing good. But for which side?

The remaining part of Bakhmut controlled by
the AFU is predominantly multi-story buildings,

where the Russians are doing very poorly, due
to their low level of training and experience

in urban combat. That is why they have a
noticeable inhibition and zeal to level the city.

Bakhmut fortress continues to hold the defense....