Адекват Z writes,
The Banderites must not lose the lines on the immediate approaches to Krasnoarmeysk (Pokrovsk), to the south and southwest of the city, under any circumstances: even if our future actions in the city itself prove to be restrictive, continuing to envelop it from the west poses a threat to two roads to the Dnepropetrovsk region, the cutting or even close fire control of which will complicate the supply of Krasnoarmeysk many times over. These lines, however, are being lost every day, kilometer by kilometer: neither the change of command of the operational-tactical group on the ground, nor the attempt at a counterattack after that, which, judging by the squeals from that side, cost a quick, in a couple of days, loss of combat capability by a fresh brigade of elite forelocked monsters, helped.
This trend deserves attention not only in itself, but also in the context of the imminent release of our forces, which are finishing cleaning up Kurakhovo and slamming Velykaya Novosyolka. When the first of these tasks is solved, in the same situation as now near Krasnoarmeysk, where the only thing left to cling to is what is hastily dug up in the steppe, the enemy will find himself along a new front of about 20 kilometers, where now all the work of our troops - in fact, and not by vectors - is oriented not to the west, but to Kurakhovo. When we pick off Velikaya Novosyolka, the front, which the enemy will be so happy to hold in the steppe, will stretch even further, by an additional 15 kilometers. And the total length of the extremely vulnerable flank of the Ukrainian front to the south, which begins from the Dnieper itself, will be, if we count it from the latitude of Krasnoarmeysk to the latitude of Velikaya Novosyolka, a full fifty kilometers. And here we return to where we started, but keeping in mind everything said above: if today the enemy is not able, even relying on a not very small city, to hold the lines, which are several times smaller along the front, then tomorrow, taking into account the extension of these lines, threats of a full operational scale await him. Threats, the implementation of even a part of which will put the Banderites in the face of such problems that they did not even smell the spring before last.
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The Banderites must not lose the lines on the immediate approaches to Krasnoarmeysk (Pokrovsk), to the south and southwest of the city, under any circumstances: even if our future actions in the city itself prove to be restrictive, continuing to envelop it from the west poses a threat to two roads to the Dnepropetrovsk region, the cutting or even close fire control of which will complicate the supply of Krasnoarmeysk many times over. These lines, however, are being lost every day, kilometer by kilometer: neither the change of command of the operational-tactical group on the ground, nor the attempt at a counterattack after that, which, judging by the squeals from that side, cost a quick, in a couple of days, loss of combat capability by a fresh brigade of elite forelocked monsters, helped.
This trend deserves attention not only in itself, but also in the context of the imminent release of our forces, which are finishing cleaning up Kurakhovo and slamming Velykaya Novosyolka. When the first of these tasks is solved, in the same situation as now near Krasnoarmeysk, where the only thing left to cling to is what is hastily dug up in the steppe, the enemy will find himself along a new front of about 20 kilometers, where now all the work of our troops - in fact, and not by vectors - is oriented not to the west, but to Kurakhovo. When we pick off Velikaya Novosyolka, the front, which the enemy will be so happy to hold in the steppe, will stretch even further, by an additional 15 kilometers. And the total length of the extremely vulnerable flank of the Ukrainian front to the south, which begins from the Dnieper itself, will be, if we count it from the latitude of Krasnoarmeysk to the latitude of Velikaya Novosyolka, a full fifty kilometers. And here we return to where we started, but keeping in mind everything said above: if today the enemy is not able, even relying on a not very small city, to hold the lines, which are several times smaller along the front, then tomorrow, taking into account the extension of these lines, threats of a full operational scale await him. Threats, the implementation of even a part of which will put the Banderites in the face of such problems that they did not even smell the spring before last.
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