Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments PART 2

[A.P. Richelieu]

This is what I refer to as pure copium.

It’s not even worth responding to

It is worth a press on the ignore button. That was my conclusion.

 

[jhungary]

Ok. Is there any shallow place along the Knipro that Ukraine infantry can cross? Momentum is everything. Letting the Russians too much time to rest and they will build fortifications and resume attacking.
The Kherson Russian army is the most powerful one. Annihilate them would mean the war is almost over.
The Wagner hooligans, the chechens will run home if the Russia army is dead.

very unlikely. It would be quite suicidal until at least Ukrainian Artillery and HIMARS move into position, and then they will meet strong resistance on the other side of the bank. The entire Western part of the river was designed that so it would be higher than the Eastern bank because of City like Kherson and Nova Kakhovka would be protected by a levee when the Dnieper overflow (Mena the farmland on the Eastern Side of the river will flood instead of the city). Which mean they will enter the water in deep end and come up shallow, that exposed a lot of troops moving to the East.

I think Ukrainian did pound the Russian during the retreat, and not all of them are able to withdraw.

 

[FuturePAF]

And I want to win the 100 meters sprint in the next Olympics.
Not sure who has the better chance.

I think you have a better chance

The Russian have 3 Defensive line on the other side of Dnieper opposite Kherson, another one at the 2 choke points from Crossing into Crimea.

Would not say the 3 lines are the best place for Russian troop to be in now. It's out in the open and out in the cold. At least Ukrainian would have building cover or basement for winter. Russian winter in the Kherson line would be like in a WW1 style trenches. And they can't go anywhere because doing so will just abandoning their position completely in Kherson and Southern Zaporizhya

Do you think the Ukrainians will pound them all winter and keep pushing them back, or also need to pause somewhat for winter?

It seems like now is the time for the Ukrainians to press their advantage and push the Russians back all the way out of their country, as fast as possible.

 

[jhungary]

There are other POV saying that Russia has just nullified and retrieved the best and meanest card that was still in UAF hands ..i.e, blowing up the Kakhovke dam and sinking Kherson and all its area.. now that card is in the hands of RAF..!

lol, it would be pretty dumb to flood the Dnieper now that Russian is at the LOWER bank of the river mouth, blowing up the dam will flood both Kherson and the remaining defensive Russian position on the East Bank. If they do that, the Russian may as well withdraw from the entire Kherson Oblast. Because you cannot defend that area, not to mention whoever manning those defensive position will be drown in the flood.

Bear in mind Kherson is higher than the sea level (around 200ft above according to this topological map) while the East bank farmland is AT sea level, The flood water in Kherson WILL subside, the farmland in the East will not...

Kherson topographic map, elevation, terrain

Visualization and sharing of free topographic maps. Kherson, Kherson urban hromada, Kherson Raion, Kherson Oblast, 73000-73480, Ukraine.

en-us.topographic-map.com

 

[jhungary]

Do you think the Ukrainians will pound them all winter and keep pushing them back, or also need to pause somewhat for winter?

It seems like now is the time for the Ukrainians to press their advantage and push the Russians back all the way out of their country, as fast as possible.

No Doubt in my mind Ukraine is going to pound the Russian position on the East Bank all winter. They will keep doing that until Russian leave those area.

Another thing to mention is that with Kherson taken back to Ukraine, it put Crimea around 10 km into HIMARS Range. This is probably more significant than the troop in the frontline, which mean While Ukraine will probably not going to strike inside Crimea, it does gives them 10Km buffer to hit any supply point between Crimea and the frontline troop, the Russian troop can probably last this winter in WW1 style trench with Ukrainian bombardment, but will they last that long if their supply is constantly being interrupted by the Ukrainian??

Now that's a fair question people should ask

 

[ZeGerman]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1590912476572708864

https://twitter.com/x/status/1590787393573228544

https://twitter.com/x/status/1591043316220850177

https://twitter.com/x/status/1591099379842170880

This trashbin Will Schryver again.

1. with eyes in sky from Nato they shipped 3.500 pieces of (heavy) equipment? On a barge bridge? Who is he kidding.

2. Grinding Nato? Nato is giving in the single percentages of its military budget as aid. In the meantime russia has more then 7.700 confirmed losses. Talk about grinding…same for russian troops…
Nato on other han is getting stronger then ever with europe re-arming and new countries joining.

In meantime EU gas reserves are 95% and rising, with gas prices falling and set to fall greatly during worldwide recession. And gas and oil…russias economic lifeline…its gonna go under…

 

[F-22Raptor]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1591115047891263494

 

[The SC]

 

[Viet]

very unlikely. It would be quite suicidal until at least Ukrainian Artillery and HIMARS move into position, and then they will meet strong resistance on the other side of the bank. The entire Western part of the river was designed that so it would be higher than the Eastern bank because of City like Kherson and Nova Kakhovka would be protected by a levee when the Dnieper overflow (Mena the farmland on the Eastern Side of the river will flood instead of the city). Which mean they will enter the water in deep end and come up shallow, that exposed a lot of troops moving to the East.

I think Ukrainian did pound the Russian during the retreat, and not all of them are able to withdraw.

Ok Himars artillery is the best friend. 30,000 russians now on east bank. How will they be supplied? They need to bring in hundreds thousands of tons of foods and ammo. That would not be easy. they retreated from Kherson because they were unable to feed the troops.

 

[The SC]

This trashbin Will Schryver again.

1. with eyes in sky from Nato they shipped 3.500 pieces of (heavy) equipment? On a barge bridge? Who is he kidding.

2. Grinding Nato? Nato is giving in the single percentages of its military budget as aid. In the meantime russia has more then 7.700 confirmed losses. Talk about grinding…same for russian troops…
Nato on other han is getting stronger then ever with europe re-arming and new countries joining.

In meantime EU gas reserves are 95% and rising, with gas prices falling and set to fall greatly during worldwide recession. And gas and oil…russias economic lifeline…its gonna go under…

Concentrate buddy.. the Russians had 2 big bridges and and a railway one to move all their heavy equipment.. and when that was done.. they simply blew up the bridges..

 

[Paul2]

Do bear in mind even their position is untenable, they did fend off Ukrainian advance for at least 2 months from snihurivka to dudchany , which mean there must be some regular fighting troop that's doing the push back. Not enough for them to couter attack but enough to resist the Ukrainian push.

AFU reported them regularly driving Russians as far back as Kyselivka in summer, with photo proofs, just to have to retreat due to RU artillery coming from outskirts of Kherson, and from long range firebases from the East

I doubt RU ever had enough "meat" to directly confront AFU armoured pushes besides few strongpoints like Snihurivka

A man from the unit whom I gave octocopters in Poland says 90% of the time they just sat, and waited for most of July-August, and 10% they repositioned to spoil RU recon.

For 2 months I been silent, now can tell. The August, and September during which I been silent on PDF were an adventure of a lifetime.

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

The Virgin Russian military expert:
- Can personally identify which type of T-72 tanks through visual alone. Ended up using it to identify burned tank husk.
- Have years of training as opfor by using Russian military weapons and tactics. Believing them to be capable. The Russian ended losing to an enemy 1/10 of its size.

The Chad Russophobe:
- Russia lost because their culture and people are inferior to superior western technology and race.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1591101133984235521

 

[RoadAmerica]

"Withdrawl is a very sound operational decision" and Ukraine lost 12,000 dead in this operation. And russia lost nothing in terms of troops.

300,000 Russian reservists on their way.

This is Phyrric victory for ukranians. Russians will smash them from the east bank of the river.

Ukraine is totally finished it seems. This is not retreat

"there is no panic".
"no panic at all".
"this isn't defeat at all for Russia".
"withdraw is a small strategic move, it's not like they are surrendering Crimea".

How is Scotty still taking, guess he really needs that paycheck from Russia

 

[Mista]

Kyiv was a feint,Chernihiv was a feint,Sumy was a feint,Kharkiv was a feint,Kherson was a faint,Lyman was a feint,Izyum and Kupiansk were a feint. Expect soon Melitopol and Mariupol as feints.

The whole invasion is a feint by Russia to actually give Ukraine more weapons.

 

[RoadAmerica]

Im laughing at all the clowns declaring victory hahahaah.

Why is kiev regime now suddenly open to talks?

Russian strategy since the beginning of the war has beem consistent. They will not defend a territory on bad odds. They will always exchange captured land for ukie blood.

It is laughable. Get over the emotional propaganda, and you see that you lost 25% of your country to 100k men while you mobilized everything you had. Now the enemy is mobilizing a 1 million man army for a massive blitz that you cant stop

Its pointless to argue with emotional twitter clowns who dont understand anything about war.

Time will tell. I am 100% the winter blitzkrieg will break the ukie necks. Until then, only a simple minded moron (average western shitstream media consumer) is celebrating a ukie victory

Hopefully you wont cry again like you did once shaheds took the ukies back to the stone ages with no running wter or electricity right bfore a brutal winter

Back singing the same old tune