Wait for the Russian forces to abandon their positions and drive halfway, and *then* blow the remaining bridges 😉
Also, what do you mean “lowered”? I don’t see any underbody lighting and I don’t hear bass.
tippy_toe_jones on
Schweeeet.
KHRZ on
South side of the river = free real estate
Hanna-11 on
Maybe it was the Russians themselves trying to stop the Ukrainians. Actually, the river is currently navigable by military vehicles in many places. In 6 weeks it will be different.
Redragontoughstreet on
Can Ukraine attack from the west along the river?
19CCCG57 on
I wonder if Russian soldiers South of the river know how to swim …?
icon1zed on
I know a certain bridge that could use some (repeated) lowering as well…
imgonnagopop on
Welcome to Ukraine!
kytheon on
Pretty cool! What’s going on at Boiaro-Lezhachi, those blue dots in the far west?
AccomplishedBet9592 on
Blow up the other two bridges get more pows for the trade pool
Ant0n61 on
Untenable land now.
That’s a nice chunk of sq km to add to the trade pile
SirFomo on
Surrender now or die
Talosian_cagecleaner on
No man is an island
Unless your retreat lanes are being taken out, then you’re very island-like.
George_2000 on
Cant wait to hear results of referendum
Leave_that_alone on
…this sparks joy
TarzanoftheJungle on
Is there a dam to blow up anywhere?
LaughableIKR on
So they force them into 2 areas to cross. Interesting… It’s another kill zone like some of the spots in the summer of 2022.
TraditionalGap1 on
So if you’ve decided to invest more in to fortification of the front line, and you’ve discovered that in many places the Russian forces manning the lines in front of you aren’t combat capable, and you can reasonably expect advanced warning of Russian countermoves, attacking in weak sectors and pushing those lines in towards shorter and better placed positions seems like a pretty solid plan.
If Ukraine manages to solidly hold a significant area of Russian territory for a length of time, this could represent a PR bonanza. We have actual Russians in Russia suddenly exposed to the Western media landscape, relying on Western and Ukrainian aid, hopefully being treated decently. And in contact with their friends and family back in Russia.
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Wait for the Russian forces to abandon their positions and drive halfway, and *then* blow the remaining bridges 😉
Also, what do you mean “lowered”? I don’t see any underbody lighting and I don’t hear bass.
Schweeeet.
South side of the river = free real estate
Maybe it was the Russians themselves trying to stop the Ukrainians. Actually, the river is currently navigable by military vehicles in many places. In 6 weeks it will be different.
Can Ukraine attack from the west along the river?
I wonder if Russian soldiers South of the river know how to swim …?
I know a certain bridge that could use some (repeated) lowering as well…
Welcome to Ukraine!
Pretty cool! What’s going on at Boiaro-Lezhachi, those blue dots in the far west?
Blow up the other two bridges get more pows for the trade pool
Untenable land now.
That’s a nice chunk of sq km to add to the trade pile
Surrender now or die
No man is an island
Unless your retreat lanes are being taken out, then you’re very island-like.
Cant wait to hear results of referendum
…this sparks joy
Is there a dam to blow up anywhere?
So they force them into 2 areas to cross. Interesting… It’s another kill zone like some of the spots in the summer of 2022.
So if you’ve decided to invest more in to fortification of the front line, and you’ve discovered that in many places the Russian forces manning the lines in front of you aren’t combat capable, and you can reasonably expect advanced warning of Russian countermoves, attacking in weak sectors and pushing those lines in towards shorter and better placed positions seems like a pretty solid plan.
If Ukraine manages to solidly hold a significant area of Russian territory for a length of time, this could represent a PR bonanza. We have actual Russians in Russia suddenly exposed to the Western media landscape, relying on Western and Ukrainian aid, hopefully being treated decently. And in contact with their friends and family back in Russia.