All language subtitles for 01-12-2023fgchfcgeee

What is happening with the situation
around Avdiivka and on the left bank?

There are battles going on there and there, albeit
in distinctly divergent formats. Under Avdiivka,

the AFU are fighting in a deep defense, which
the enemy is now trying to break through with

a proven terrible method - "meat assaults".
The enemy considers the capture of Bakhmut

at a cost of 100,000 personnel, at least 40,000
of whom were killed, a story of their success.

Now they are trying to repeat this
story in full detail with Avdiivka,

sending infantry wave after wave.
This infantry is being killed in

simply astronomical, unacceptable numbers for
any civilized country. But, unfortunately,

it works. When there is wave after wave,
some still break through the defenses.

Russian propaganda says that they allegedly
captured the Avdiivka industrial zone,

but this is not true at all. They were able to
enter it and the fights now go not for Avdiivka,

as it was all this time, but directly in
the Avdiivka industrial zone. That is,

there are already close counter battles
literally for every building. It is difficult

to judge how the battles will end, because
the quantitative superiority of the enemy in

those meat waves over the Ukrainian defense
forces is, unfortunately, very significant.

And even though the AFU inflict very large
losses to the enemy, but gradually withdraw.

On the left bank of the Kherson region the
picture is exactly the opposite, there the

bridgehead on the contrary is still expanding. It
seems that the weather has a significant impact

on the fighting there. And, in particular, the
last noticeable expansion was just yesterday,

when under the cover of bad weather the
AFU moved forward a little. Ukrainian

Marines are advancing and have created a very
serious threat to the route Crimea-Melitopol.

The bridgehead on the left bank is like a
bone in the throat for the enemy and that

is why the enemy is preparing for an
operation - they plan to throw large

forces there to eliminate it. Before that,
they mainly operated long-range weapons,

that is, primarily aviation. Now they have
gathered a lot of infantry in this direction,

though they also have an acute problem with
personnel, after the losses they have suffered.

The attempt to push the AFU back behind
the Dnipro and eliminate the bridgehead

has become a matter of life and death
for them. In the absence of reserves,

they did not have a single ready brigade or
even a division that could be transferred there.

They had to form mixed units from different
units, from different fronts. Despite this,

their numerical superiority over the AFU
on the left bank is now about 10 times.

They planned to start this operation a few
days ago, but the weather delayed the start

of the operation. But one way or another the
bad weather is subsiding and most likely the

decisive battles will start there soon.
That is, they will throw all their biomass

they have been scraping along the entire
front and, of course, it will be very hard.

When there are 10 occupiers per Ukrainian
soldier, even this rabble is a very serious

problem. There are no guarantees that the AFU
will hold on there, because there was no time

to dig. There will be battles in a clear
field and if the AFU hold on, it will be

a miracle of heroism of the Ukrainian defenders.
If not, they will have to return in the spring.

May victory be with the unwavering
spirit of the Ukrainian defenders.