Nuclear plant is 34 km away from kauchuk for comparison
srglf on
WTF is this map? Blood, Want, Young Girl, Fights, Crying.
CaramelCritical5906 on
Keep going!! I am so impressed that Ukrainian forces are so professional!! No civilian casualties, no looting, no raping, no war crimes!!!
SgtPrepper on
This looks outdated. Haven’t they already already gone way farther and reached Kursk city?
Jackbuddy78 on
This doesn’t look to represent any map I have seen.
Ok-Caterpillar9092 on
😍
Yamjna on
How is this even possible without air superiority?
Prior-Ad-2710 on
Kauchuk… Thehe
Frigidspinner on
I feel they have to conquer “fight” and “crying” in the west
sirius_basterd on
I wonder if Ukraine “leaks” any fake images of soldier locations to confuse the Russians.
The-Purple-Chicken on
Looks a bit too good to be true, I’m not sure how they could realistically push that far in the north without an uncontested road, they’d need to have secured that town nearer the border first.
Or at least not push that far and sustain it
Fireinthehole13 on
Hope they get to Moscow.
bobbynomates on
I hope they don’t extend a bridge too far
CaptainSur on
We are at the point of several days into this attack and it is enough time that Russia will start to have some success in gathering reinforcements, reorganizing and creating defensible positions.
As the element of surprise is over I am thinking that forward progress is going to be slow from this point forward unless a Russian position collapses somewhere. I had been hoping UA forces would make the E38 but now I think that is a less likely proposition.
It will be interesting to see if Ukraine attempts to consolidate what they have taken or if they eventually pull back or at least reduce the size of the position.
winterthim on
I mean, I don’t blame Russians because they didn’t think it could be possible. Not stopping for raping AND pillaging, even for a bit? It’s unthinkable to their war doctrine and culture. So for them, a fast moving spearhead with an unknown goal that doesn’t take at least a few washing machines and toilets is so abstract.
It’s a big W for Ukraine one way or another, either they just go back like Mongols did, while achieving PR and destabilizing the region, or they take hold of important targets and then see what’s next.
It’s been 800 years and Russia still can only throw people at front, and never considers that someone might just raid their rear, I guess nothing REALLY changes, does it?
js1138-2 on
A village named Young Girl?
Ok, who messed with the map?
ConvertsToTomCruise on
50km is 29380.656 Tom Cruises
AllCapsLocked on
Keep heading North till Moscow is in missile range, or just seriously f’up their stuff. Maybe find a S-400 and see how far you can make them go.
AngryRobot42 on
I hope if they are forced back that Ukraine just leaves countless mines throughout the land as a parting gift.
Express_Selection345 on
Now thís is what I call Olympic!
twat69 on
Isn’t that a Ukrainian name? It ends in “chuk”. I’m surprised the Muscovites didn’t rename it to Kavchog or something.
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Nuclear plant is 34 km away from kauchuk for comparison
WTF is this map? Blood, Want, Young Girl, Fights, Crying.
Keep going!! I am so impressed that Ukrainian forces are so professional!! No civilian casualties, no looting, no raping, no war crimes!!!
This looks outdated. Haven’t they already already gone way farther and reached Kursk city?
This doesn’t look to represent any map I have seen.
😍
How is this even possible without air superiority?
Kauchuk… Thehe
I feel they have to conquer “fight” and “crying” in the west
I wonder if Ukraine “leaks” any fake images of soldier locations to confuse the Russians.
Looks a bit too good to be true, I’m not sure how they could realistically push that far in the north without an uncontested road, they’d need to have secured that town nearer the border first.
Or at least not push that far and sustain it
Hope they get to Moscow.
I hope they don’t extend a bridge too far
We are at the point of several days into this attack and it is enough time that Russia will start to have some success in gathering reinforcements, reorganizing and creating defensible positions.
As the element of surprise is over I am thinking that forward progress is going to be slow from this point forward unless a Russian position collapses somewhere. I had been hoping UA forces would make the E38 but now I think that is a less likely proposition.
It will be interesting to see if Ukraine attempts to consolidate what they have taken or if they eventually pull back or at least reduce the size of the position.
I mean, I don’t blame Russians because they didn’t think it could be possible. Not stopping for raping AND pillaging, even for a bit? It’s unthinkable to their war doctrine and culture. So for them, a fast moving spearhead with an unknown goal that doesn’t take at least a few washing machines and toilets is so abstract.
It’s a big W for Ukraine one way or another, either they just go back like Mongols did, while achieving PR and destabilizing the region, or they take hold of important targets and then see what’s next.
It’s been 800 years and Russia still can only throw people at front, and never considers that someone might just raid their rear, I guess nothing REALLY changes, does it?
A village named Young Girl?
Ok, who messed with the map?
50km is 29380.656 Tom Cruises
Keep heading North till Moscow is in missile range, or just seriously f’up their stuff. Maybe find a S-400 and see how far you can make them go.
I hope if they are forced back that Ukraine just leaves countless mines throughout the land as a parting gift.
Now thís is what I call Olympic!
Isn’t that a Ukrainian name? It ends in “chuk”. I’m surprised the Muscovites didn’t rename it to Kavchog or something.
Keep pushing, Ukraine! 🇺🇦
Is that Russian town really named “Fights”?