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"Pokrovsk has essentially fallen... there are some mopping-up operations going on, but the game of Pokrovsk is already over, and Kupyansk is almost there." Mark Sleboda explains that while the West has presented the war as a "stalemate" for months, Russia has been "attriting away the manpower and defenses,...

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 HOW UKRAINE IS LOSING THE WAR: Russia achieved a high attrition of the Ukranian army. So that the Ukranian army has a critical shortage of manpower and can’t hold all lines. In simple words, Russia killed and injured so many soldiers, they don’t have enough people to hold the lines anymore, like they did in 2023 for example. How does the Russian advance strategy works now? 1) It’s pretty simple, Russia creates pressure across the whole front. Since it has the manpower. 2) The Ukranian lines break at some point and Russia takes advantage of this specific breakthrough. 3) Then Ukraine reshuffles the available manpower and sends troops to the breakthrough location, to prevent a catastrophe. 4) Russia, when encountering big pushback does not force it, they keep the pressure up but don’t just push forward through high resistance. This reduces casualties. 5) Because Ukraine moved troops to the breakpoint, another area of the front is now lightly manned and easy to break through. The constant troop movement exposes them to Russian drone, artillery and glide bomb fire. 6) Russia having enough manpower now, breaks that new lightly manned area. This all happens with no big offensives, but with the slight but constant pressure among the whole front. 7) Now this new point breaks, since it’s was lightly manned and Russia takes advantage of the breakthrough, but without rushing too far. -> The cycle repeats itself and restart from 3). Ukraine essentially has not enough people to prevent that and is helpless militarily. For example Russia opened two new fronts, one is Sumy and one in Dnepropetrovsk regions, previously quiet areas. First they rushed into Sumy and captured territory, then Ukraine send troops there and stopped that advance. While Ukrainian draft dodgers celebrated on X, Russian pressure pushed through into the Dnepropetrovsk region (video) 1/

Lord Bebo

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I'd like to point something out regarding the recent DRG operations, and specifically the attached video showing a Russian sabotage operation deep inside Pokrovsk City. This is nothing new - at least in the sense that these deep infiltrations behind the frontlines have been occurring for several months now. As I and many others have been pointing out for a long time, Ukrainian manpower problems will eventually reach a point where they are unable to contain Russian infantry. Right now, we are at the point where they cannot contain all DRGs and are failing to kill them within the required period of 12-24 hours. DRGs have been constantly slipping behind Ukrainian lines simply because there are no soldiers to stop them in some areas. They utilise cover from treelines, windbreaks and the more lightly damaged settlements to evade being spotted by drones, and then carry out sabotage operations on Ukrainian positions multiple kilometres behind the frontline on unaware soldiers and commanders in temporary deployment points. This is what I mean when I point out how relying on one thing to hold parts of the frontline (drones) is not a good tactic nor a good sign as it significantly simplifies Russian assault operation - they don't have to account for as many factors. Yes, the number of DRG operations in the Pokrovsk direction has significantly increased, but the main reason we are seeing this is because of how much attention Pokrovsk is getting right now. This is a common occurrence in weak sections of the frontline, and even sometimes much more stable sectors such as the frontline northwest of Bakhmut.

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