A number of rumors swirling through Russian milblogger channels tonight about a new Ukrainian push in Kursk, aimed eastward at the towns of Belitsa and Belaya, and their rail/road junctions. The eastern town, Belaya, is now reportedly under a mandatory evacuation.

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1. Nice.

2. good. Слава Украине

3. Anyone else picturing star fox 64 of the train running into the depot and going boom 💥?

4. I am hoping to see footage of a Bradley shooting up a the engine of a train of military supplies.

5. War is deception. What happens next Vlad?

6. Just 50 miles to Belgorad. Let’s go!

7. Rumors slow the enemy.

8. Wonder if the mandatory evacuation has anything to do with the offer of cash for info from he Ukrainians.

9. I actually wonder how complicated it would be for the Ukrainians to get a train and wire it for remote control being able to bypass all the overrides on the russian end

   Then just load it with a crap load of explosives and send it full throttle into the nearest bridge or tunnel

10. Russia has a much bigger army but it’s really bad at moving that army around quickly. Setting up makeshift new supply routes and new distribution centers on the fly isn’t really their thing. They never quite understood the idea that the front lines should be just a fraction of your army, with more effort spent behind the front supporting it than spent on the front itself.

    Ukraine has realized that Russia’s strength is in static trench fighting but Russia’s slow decision speed and slow logistics rerouting makes them bad at quick mobile war. So just a small force can run rampant by attacking in a surprise location. Ukraine will be driven back eventually but Russia will take embarrassingly long to do it and Ukraine will damage a lot of Russian assets in the meantime.

11. Bunker time