All language subtitles for 27-10-2023jklbhcjhgeeee

Avdiivka... The situation continues to develop.

So, it is tentatively confirmed that after the
failure of the first wave of the offensive,

the Russian command started the process of

transferring units from the
Luhansk region to Avdiivka.

Recently, the Russian command sent a platoon
of suicide bombers to the Avdiivka slag heap,

whose combat task was to plant a flag as a symbol
of Russian troops' control over the site. They

completed the task, but the control over the
terraicon as it was not, and not. The enemy

could not entrench, set up positions, or control
the site. The terricon remains a gray zone.

On the other hand, they are not just bringing
such diverse forces to Avdiivka from other

bridgeheads for no reason. New waves of
offensives are expected in the near future,

although they will have their own nuance,
which can play in favor of the Ukrainian

Liberation Forces. Namely, the lack
of the necessary technical component.

That is, in terms of staffing of offensive units,

what we will see in the near future in the area
of Avdiivka will not be similar to what we saw

on October 10. Marching battalions will
predominantly go on the offensive. This,

in a certain sense, simplifies the
process of defeating the enemy's manpower.

In fact, in the 3rd week of
the offensive on Avdiivka,

the Russian command switched to
the tactics of storming Bakhmut,

which was used by the enemy in the 4th month
of the offensive on the city. That is, in the

near future we will see under Avdiivka what we
observed under Bakhmut from November to December.

At the moment, the situation
in the Avdiivka, Kupiansk,

and Lyman directions increasingly reminds
me of the Russian command going all in.

This is evident from the speed at which the
understaffed 25th Combined Arms Army was sent

to the front, the fact that hidden mobilization
does not cover the enemy's losses, and the pace

of modernization and equipment production does
not compensate for its losses. What will happen

to them at the end of the fall-winter campaign?
All of this does not seem to concern them.

They want to get a break in the war in their
favor, so they have taken out of storage what

can drive and shoot. That is why they are now
so actively "shuffling" units from one area to

another. That is why they have set the task of
gaining the strategic initiative at any cost.

The Russian command believes that the capture
of Avdiivka, Marinka, Lyman, and Kupiansk will

be enough to force the Ukrainian side to agree
to negotiations. Their goal is to recognize the

occupied territories in favor of Russia and
to gain time to prepare for a possible new

war with Ukraine. But the Russian side will
not be able to realize its strategic goal.

During the last week we have observed maximum
activity of the enemy in the north, in the area

of the slag heap and the railroad. However, in
general, the fate of the defense of the Avdiivka

area is likely to be decided not in the north, but
to the south of it. Where, the extent to which the

enemy troops can bypass the main positions of
the AFU in Avdiivka is much greater than in the

north. In fact, they to the south have already
gone "for the flank" of the Ukrainian defense

area in Avdiivka, and they only need to break
through to its rear in the area of Orlivka.

The enemy's main forces are concentrated
to the south ... I think that another

attempt to break through from the
south to the rear of the Avdiivka

defense will obviously take
place in the near future....