Ukraine switched to professional war

If they continue the offensive at such a pace, they will reach Melitopol in a week and block the entire southern part of the Russian troops, half of the army will be in the cauldron. Kerch bridge destroyed. Only the "road" across the bay from Novorossiysk to Kerch will remain. But this area is controlled by sea drones.
They simply don't have enough forces to go through Russian defense, say nothing about "blocking" significantly superior forces.
 
They simply don't have enough forces to go through Russian defense, say nothing about "blocking" significantly superior forces.
They do not have to completely break through the line of defense, they can take them into the operational environment. Artillery is already reaching all transport hubs.

According to Svitan, the first line of defense was the most difficult, the offensive accelerated.
 
If Ukraine had a sufficient number of full-fledged Hymers, they would have already finished the job.
 
In any case, this is the end. RF has no strength left, the economy is undermined. There is hyperinflation.
They declare that they have many modern T90 tanks on combat duty, and at the same time they assemble these tanks at the Uralvagonzavod with the help of hammers and wrenches, in single copies. This means they don't even have tanks. The main tank in service is the T-72 tank

Now they are counting only on a bluff.
 
There is no doubt that the success of Ukraine in the counteroffensive is precisely due to the fact that they began to fight professionally, competently, using special operations tactics. They make a lot of raids and destroy the rear.

Before that, it was a stupid positional war without maneuvers, where a huge number of people died.

The rebels of the Freedom Legion and the Belorussian regiment of Kalinovsky act in a similar way.

Who taught them to fight professionally?

It could be Poland or the USA.
No more amateur war.
 
In any case, this is the end. RF has no strength left, the economy is undermined. There is hyperinflation.
They declare that they have many modern T90 tanks on combat duty, and at the same time they assemble these tanks at the Uralvagonzavod with the help of hammers and wrenches, in single copies. This means they don't even have tanks. The main tank in service is the T-72 tank

Now they are counting only on a bluff.
Man, Svitan is just a fantasist.
 
The T-72 tank is a 1972 tank. Adopted in 1973.

The T-90m tank is a ghost tank. Most likely it is shown only at special events. But even the T-90 is 2 times lower in class than the main US tank m-1 Abrams. Its cost is 2 times less than the M-1, but the M-1 is the main tank of the United States, and in the Russian Federation the main tank is the T-72 tank.
It all looks like cheap clowning.
 
The T-72 tank is a 1972 tank. Adopted in 1973.

The T-90m tank is a ghost tank. Most likely it is shown only at special events. But even the T-90 is 2 times lower in class than the main US tank m-1 Abrams. Its cost is 2 times less than the M-1, but the M-1 is the main tank of the United States, and in the Russian Federation the main tank is the T-72 tank.
It all looks like cheap clowning.
You see, regardless to other rigmarole of yours, the T-72 when you have it, is much better than M1 when you don't have it.
 
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“Slavomir Vysotsky, a Pole who regularly travels to Ukraine with humanitarian aid, said how tragic the situation is: “For several months they only broke through the first line of defense. The human losses of the Ukrainian side are huge. Western technology burns like matches. Everything is much worse than it is commonly imagined.
I counted the graves in Lvov. In the old part of the cemetery there are about 100 graves, in the new part - more than 600. In the villages, this proportion is enormously different. As I drive by, I see cemeteries along the streets. Each has up to a dozen new graves. Near each there are flags, they are easy to recognize. There are more than two thousand graves in Kharkov. These losses can no longer be hidden.
Two months ago I was full of optimism about Kupyanskaya. So far we have been able to hold our ground. It seems that the Russians are doing everything to reach Kupyansk, where they will take up their positions for the spring offensive.
[How do Ukrainians feel about the Russian defense system?]
They are horrified. They know that the Russian army has already provided for everything. The defense system was built by construction companies. This is not a peasant waving a shovel to build a trench. Companies came, poured concrete, made fortifications in the style of the Maginot line. And there are three or four such lines. Ukrainians say that there are five mines per square meter. You can't put your foot on the ground without one of them exploding.
[In such a situation at the front, with ever-increasing losses, are there still those who want to defend their homeland?]
There are no applicants. They are searched on the streets. There are raids in Lvov, people are taken away from construction sites, from bars. I recently witnessed such a situation at the bus station in Lviv. Five policemen stood and checked everyone who wanted to leave Lvov. Thus, eight people were detained. Many of the reasons for the current mobilization situation originate in Bakhmut. It was such a defeat, such a meat grinder, that there was no one else to fight.”
 
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“Slavomir Vysotsky, a Pole who regularly travels to Ukraine with humanitarian aid, said how tragic the situation is: “For several months they only broke through the first line of defense. The human losses of the Ukrainian side are huge. Western technology burns like matches. Everything is much worse than it is commonly imagined.
I counted the graves in Lvov. In the old part of the cemetery there are about 100 graves, in the new part - more than 600. In the villages, this proportion is enormously different. As I drive by, I see cemeteries along the streets. Each has up to a dozen new graves. Near each there are flags, they are easy to recognize. There are more than two thousand graves in Kharkov. These losses can no longer be hidden.
Two months ago I was full of optimism about Kupyanskaya. So far we have been able to hold our ground. It seems that the Russians are doing everything to reach Kupyansk, where they will take up their positions for the spring offensive.
[How do Ukrainians feel about the Russian defense system?]
They are horrified. They know that the Russian army has already provided for everything. The defense system was built by construction companies. This is not a peasant waving a shovel to build a trench. Companies came, poured concrete, made fortifications in the style of the Maginot line. And there are three or four such lines. Ukrainians say that there are five mines per square meter. You can't put your foot on the ground without one of them exploding.
[In such a situation at the front, with ever-increasing losses, are there still those who want to defend their homeland?]
There are no applicants. They are searched on the streets. There are raids in Lvov, people are taken away from construction sites, from bars. I recently witnessed such a situation at the bus station in Lviv. Five policemen stood and checked everyone who wanted to leave Lvov. Thus, eight people were detained. Many of the reasons for the current mobilization situation originate in Bakhmut. It was such a defeat, such a meat grinder, that there was no one else to fight.”
Zelensky was in a criminal conspiracy for a long time, he helped to destroy the Lesser Poland population, waged a positional war without maneuvers, denied Ukraine's right to respond to Moscow's missile strikes.
But now everything has changed. There is a big breakthrough in the Mariupol direction, sabotage is everywhere, S300s are being destroyed in Crimea, drones are attacking Moscow, Bryansk, Tula under fire, an airfield has been destroyed in Pskov, they have defeated the GRU special forces, and so on.
Everything has changed a lot.
 
Descendants of Banderaites and traitors are going to dismantle the monument to the Warrior-Liberator in Kharkov. The largest in Ukraine.
Apparently they could not think of a place to attach their trident to the soviet soldier.
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