All language subtitles for 09-12-2023gfcfgdcxfeeee

The other day, a Russian Su-24M bomber was shot
down near Snake Island. A number of experts have

already stated that the balance of forces on
the southern flank of the front has seriously

changed in connection with this incident.
Most likely, in the course of their reasoning,

they posit that in the Odesa region, Ukrainian
defense forces have deployed another Patriot

anti-aircraft missile system. If it is capable of
effectively targeting objects at a distance of 140

km and reaching Snake Island, then, operating at
its maximum range, it can also intercept aircraft

at the point where the enemy drops guided
bombs targeting the left-bank bridgeheads.

In general, this is a logical assumption,

and it will work in the case that actually in
the Odesa region already deployed the said air

defense system. But it is in this case that
the theory must be confirmed by practice.

If it was really a Patriot near Odesa, then
bombing with aerial bombs must stop or we

will soon learn that somewhere on the left
bank managed to shoot down another bomber.

But there is no information yet about the
opponent ceasing the use of aerial bombs,

as well as about any shot down
planes in the mentioned area.

It is clear that it will take some time
to draw conclusions from the data that

comes from the front, but for the time being the
situation remains in the 50/50 mode. Meanwhile,

the enemy reported that yesterday
on the left bank in the direction

of Krynky he dropped a record number of bombs.

Nevertheless, it is on this section of the
front that the Ukrainian armed forces are doing

something incredible and are slowly pushing the
enemy away from the Dnipro riverbed. Currently,

the majority of Ukrainian artillery assets
remain deployed on the right bank. As a result,

the AFU are compelled to operate within
the effective range of this artillery,

so that it depletes the enemy forces.

And near Avdiivka the enemy throws literally
everything into the attack and even that which

cannot be called reserves by definition.
I once came across the revelation of one

of the Russian commanders that the high
level of casualties does not upset anyone,

as waves of attacks are calculated by the
timeline. They clearly understand how long

a notional company can effectively advance
and how long it will take to be destroyed.

At certain times, the notional company must
provide assault action for an hour while the

second wave enters the attack line. The command
realizes that after an hour the company will no

longer be able to attack due to the fact that
losses in killed and wounded will already be

critical. As a unit, the company ceases to exist,
and therefore, to fulfill the assigned task. At

this point, the next company is launched, and
the remnants of the first, retreat to the rear.

They will be immediately manned into a new,
combined company to be sent to the next wave.

But those who are physically unable to go into
battle are not released far away. There they

quickly reject those who cannot go into
battle right now, after bandaging and

injecting medications - they evacuate them to the
nearest rear, where they again try to patch them

up quickly and return them to the front line,
even with crutches, bandages and other things.

During the storming of Avdiivka, the
survivability of a company-like unit is

determined by the Russian command within half an
hour to an hour and a half, but on average - an

hour. If a company has survived an hour, it has
accomplished its task. And so day after day.