All language subtitles for 16-11-2023fgcfghcgeeee

It is likely that the Russian command of
the Dnieper Group has begun to implement a

plan to eliminate the tactical bridgeheads of
the AFU on the left bank of the Dnipro River.

Quite logically decided to start with the
most menacing - what is in the area of Krynky.

As far as I understand, the plan is as follows....

To create an advantage in forces and means
in the form of 3 tactical groups. And then,

two flanks, from the areas
of Korsunka and the village

of Kozachi Laheri to attack along the
coastal road Oleshky - Nova Kakhovka...

While the third, frontal one will
operate through the forest south of

Krynky trying to push back the advanced
AFU units from the northern part of the

forest first to the village itself and
then to the floodplain of the river....

According to the volume and number of enemy forces

and means only against one Ukrainian
bridgehead near the village of Krynky

the enemy has concentrated almost
2 full-fledged "combat" brigades.

I am not going to predict now
whether they will succeed or fail....

But the new commander of the "Dnieper" Group
is acting reasonably, avoiding the formation

of "columns of troops" in front of the
Ukrainian bridgehead. It tries not to

expose its troops to the effective fire of
Ukrainian artillery in the areas and at the

borders of their concentration and deployment.
Admittedly, this distinguishes him from other

operational-level commanders. Unlike many
butchers, who often recklessly send their

troops into offensives beyond reasonable norms,
aiming to crush the enemy through sheer force.

But how exactly Russian troops will act is mostly
clear. Another thing is the actions of the AFU,

which will be forced to flexibly and quickly solve

a whole set of rather complex tasks to
hold and preserve their bridgeheads.

Another factor is no less obvious and important
- the enemy will have to make do with rather

limited resources to solve the task set before it.
Heavy and intense fighting in the Tokmak direction

does not stop, near Avdiivka, Bakhmut and in the
Kupiansk direction as well. That is why there is

no free army or division, not even a regiment
or a brigade for this direction right now....

they'll have to gather forces piece by piece
here and there or make do with what's available.

- And one more thing... Many military experts
and analysts quite falsely imagine the REAL

immediate tasks and meaning of the AFU's actions
on the left bank of the Dnipro. In this respect,

for some reason, they mostly fall
into some extremes from "PR on

blood" to "prospects of a breakthrough
towards Crimea". But at this stage,

the main meaning is not this... and the
desire to get a sufficiently wide on the

front of the Dnipro coast on the right bank
of the river, where the bulk of the enemy

artillery will not reach. There's no talk about
something bigger at the moment, not at all.

I would also like to remind you that
the distance along the right bank,

with all the twists and "bends" of the
front is 250 kilometers. Therefore,

I suggest you to think about how
many forces the enemy needs to hold

such a section and secure it from active
actions of the Ukrainian defense forces?

Especially in conditions when
you are significantly limited

in the organization and use of mobile reserves...