Usually we get sort of number on the weekend. Wondering what has changed.
Maby they running out of orcs
Seems russia might have a supply chain issue coming on
I can only hope that the lower amount of Russian casualties means less intense attacks against Ukraine, and not just munition shortage.
Seems like the last few days have been pretty slow compared to the last weeks. It could be because now that elections are done, there isn’t as much of a need for a great victory.
That, or the incursions have the Kremlin spooked and they are focusing on that
Wonder if they’ve resorted to turning around frontline troops to defend Belgorod and Kursk.
The number of Russian attacks on the frontline remains somewhat lower than last week for the third day, but the attacks in Donbass remain intense.
– In the Svatove and Severodonetsk area, the Russian army conducted several attacks towards Kupiansk and Lohvynove. The Ukrainian army managed to repel them. The Russian army has not been able to initiate a larger offensive that would last a longer time, although various intelligence and expert estimates suggest very large force concentrations should be located here.
– In the area around Bakhmut, Russian forces’ activity is slightly higher than last week, but no successful attacks have been carried out.
– Near Donetsk, the intensity of Russian forces’ attacks from the Avdiivka direction is decreasing. The attacks are most intense to the south, and Russian army losses are the highest in this attack corridor. There were no significant advancements.
– In the southern front, Russian army attacks were somewhat more active than in previous days, but the fights were limited to movements in the grey zone. Also, on the east bank of the Dnieper, Russian units conducted several attack attempts, but they did not bring success.
Russia committed it’s operational reserves last week, hopefully they will have to scale back operations for a few weeks
The refinery hits are a huge wildcard to me.
It could easily be other factors like the election or weather. But it could also indicate serious fuel shortages.
I think it would take 2 ish weeks to get through the system so will take some time to see the full effects.
Running out of targets?
It’s crazy when 700 casualties is “slow day” when the whole month long invasion of Iraq in 2003 has around 700 casulties for the entire coalition forces.
Most likely moving a lot of the offensive capacity to defend borders. I think this is great 💪
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Slowest day in a while, i’d say.
Usually we get sort of number on the weekend. Wondering what has changed.
Maby they running out of orcs
Seems russia might have a supply chain issue coming on
I can only hope that the lower amount of Russian casualties means less intense attacks against Ukraine, and not just munition shortage.
Seems like the last few days have been pretty slow compared to the last weeks. It could be because now that elections are done, there isn’t as much of a need for a great victory.
That, or the incursions have the Kremlin spooked and they are focusing on that
Wonder if they’ve resorted to turning around frontline troops to defend Belgorod and Kursk.
The number of Russian attacks on the frontline remains somewhat lower than last week for the third day, but the attacks in Donbass remain intense.
– In the Svatove and Severodonetsk area, the Russian army conducted several attacks towards Kupiansk and Lohvynove. The Ukrainian army managed to repel them. The Russian army has not been able to initiate a larger offensive that would last a longer time, although various intelligence and expert estimates suggest very large force concentrations should be located here.
– In the area around Bakhmut, Russian forces’ activity is slightly higher than last week, but no successful attacks have been carried out.
– Near Donetsk, the intensity of Russian forces’ attacks from the Avdiivka direction is decreasing. The attacks are most intense to the south, and Russian army losses are the highest in this attack corridor. There were no significant advancements.
– In the southern front, Russian army attacks were somewhat more active than in previous days, but the fights were limited to movements in the grey zone. Also, on the east bank of the Dnieper, Russian units conducted several attack attempts, but they did not bring success.
Russia committed it’s operational reserves last week, hopefully they will have to scale back operations for a few weeks
The refinery hits are a huge wildcard to me.
It could easily be other factors like the election or weather. But it could also indicate serious fuel shortages.
I think it would take 2 ish weeks to get through the system so will take some time to see the full effects.
Running out of targets?
It’s crazy when 700 casualties is “slow day” when the whole month long invasion of Iraq in 2003 has around 700 casulties for the entire coalition forces.
Most likely moving a lot of the offensive capacity to defend borders. I think this is great 💪