Just man in green uniform having gear that can be bought anywhere
After Kursk / Bryansk:
Oryol (200km North of Kursk) ==> Tula (180km South of Moscow) ==> Serpukhov (100km South of Moscow) ==> Moscow. Thoughts?
I wonder if this is real or a feint.
People’s Republic of Bryansk when?
Kursk was the Right hook
Bryansk is going to be the left hook
This would be a big freaking deal if Ukraine has a breakthrough. That would signal they are really shifting focus.
But you know, wait until we have some real sources .
This is interesting. As Ukraine takes Russian territory does the increased distance along with extended AA coverage also provide Ukraine air supremacy to airspace over Ukraine?
Lmao a few weeks ago I jokingly said Russians better start looking there instead of worrying about Kursk.
Slava Ukraini!
For a second I thought I was looking at Vistula Land from XIX century lol
Does anybody happen to know if an “air lane” is open between Kaliningrad and Russia?
**Autumn**
“Great news, Supreme Commander, the Ukrainians are having personnel shortages, they are stretched thin and have been struggling to achieve any kind of force expansion.”
“Excellent, General, continue our strategy of advancing one village street corner at a time. With this shortage of troops Ukraine will fall in no time.”
“Of course, Supreme Commander.”
**Winter**
“Supreme Commander, strategic analysis shows that the Ukrainians are moving toward starting general conscription in order to deal with their personnel shortages.”
“Ah yes, is Ukraine still short of troops?”
“Well, yes, for now, Supreme Commander, but it is possible that they –”
“Excellent General, that is all I need to know to be certain of our victory. Continue our forward advancing strategy.”
“Thank you Supreme Commander but –”
“That is all, General.”
“Of course, Supreme Commander.”
**Spring**
“Supreme Commander, I have the latest report from the Ukrainian front.”
“Excellent, go ahead General, what is the status of our ongoing victory?”
“Our, uh, inevitable victory has been, uh, slightly delayed due to significant Ukrainian troop rotations and reinforcements arriving all along the front. Also there are signs of a surge of fully-crewed Ukrainian armored vehicles. We believe this to be the result of the conscription law that passed a while back.”
“Nonsense, Ukraine has a well-known troop shortage. It is probably a trick.”
“Yes, of course, Supreme Commander, it’s just that we have *multiple* intelligence reports that newly-trained troops actually are showing up all over Ukraine.”
“Aha, you see how pernicious the trick is? They’ve even fooled you! Now, I’ve just read that our troops crossed another crosswalk in a village in Donetsk, leaving behind 4000 dead and wounded. That is an excellent sacrifice ratio. Continue as normal.”
“… Of course, Supreme Commander.”
**Summer**
“Supreme Commander. The Ukrainian force replenishment has now been going on for half a year, and has given them enough troops to invade Kursk, Belgorod, and Bryansk in force. While also mounting a major counteroffensive in Zaporizhzhia.”
“Nonsense General, if that were the case, then all these news articles about Ukraine’s troop shortages would be wrong, and that can’t be the case.”
“Yes, Supreme Commander, of course, Supreme Commander, it’s just that…”
“Yes?”
“Well it’s just that, those reports are all repeating crap from nearly a year ago. The situation has changed. Ukraine *had in the past* a troop shortage, but they no longer *have in the present* a troop shortage, do you see?”
“General. Let me just ask you. Was, or was not, Ukraine’s troop crisis a critical part of our inevitable victory?”
“Yes, Supreme Commander, as I recall it was.”
“Excellent, well done. Now. Next question. Is our victory still inevitable?”
“… Well … …”
“You know it might be too stuffy in here to think properly, would you like to continue this briefing in the Window Room?”
“No of course that won’t be necessary Supreme Commander. Of course our victory is inevitable.”
“Excellent, well done again. Now from that fact we can therefore conclude that Ukraine’s situation has not changed. They once *had* no new troops, therefore they now *have* no new troops. That is just basic logic. We will ignore these rumors and continue trying to advance to the next dumpster in Chasiv Yar. Another 10 thousand Russian casualties should be sufficient.”
“…”
“Oh by the way, my niece is going to run the military from now on. And I’m appointing my pet donkey as the head of industrial planning.”
“… Of course, Supreme Commander.”
I can only imagine the fear that is going through the Belarusian troops stationed near the border. They are probably so conflicted. Belarusians aren’t fanatically crazy like russian people are. The majority of the Belarusians do not support their president or putin, so if their soldiers were ordered to open fire on Ukrainian troops, there would be many soldiers who would refuse those orders hopefully. Also, I’m sure many would surrender rather than fight Ukrainians. But if they choose to fight Ukraine, they would be killed pretty fast. The Belarusian army is weak, and their training is poor. They model their army after russias army.
Ukraine is making Russia play hot potato with their forces right now.
I heard there is a rail line over there. I am guessing Ukraine is trying to cut logistical aid to Russia from Belarus.
Hmm, sounds like risky business, not sure this is true🤔
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I think it’s some Belorussians on vacation there
Cutting Belarus off of ruZZia? Let’s go boys!
Don’t mind our troops, they are just passing through
Would be a shame if that rail line became non functional.
Is Bryansk a sandwich ? Asking for a friend
It’s OK, the Governor of Bryansk assures everyone that the saboteurs have been dealt with.
So there definitely isn’t anything for anyone to worry about.
Zelensky and the Boys are back at it again
Oops, the troops spilled over the border again. Oh well, since they’re already there, they might as well make themselves at home.
Belorrusian army better practice more their street performance acts… they may need it.
Send a nice swarm of 100+ Baba Yaga drones to Moscow soon plz.
Have a look north of the light green area.
There you can read Klintsy.
If you wonder why I mention this backwater:
https://informnapalm.org/en/klintsy-military-springboard-russia-s-advance-west/
Already in the light green area is Klimovo:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/52.34638/32.15842
I just have centered the map at some interesting object.
Just man in green uniform having gear that can be bought anywhere
After Kursk / Bryansk:
Oryol (200km North of Kursk) ==> Tula (180km South of Moscow) ==> Serpukhov (100km South of Moscow) ==> Moscow. Thoughts?
I wonder if this is real or a feint.
People’s Republic of Bryansk when?
Kursk was the Right hook
Bryansk is going to be the left hook
This would be a big freaking deal if Ukraine has a breakthrough. That would signal they are really shifting focus.
But you know, wait until we have some real sources .
This is interesting. As Ukraine takes Russian territory does the increased distance along with extended AA coverage also provide Ukraine air supremacy to airspace over Ukraine?
Lmao a few weeks ago I jokingly said Russians better start looking there instead of worrying about Kursk.
Slava Ukraini!
For a second I thought I was looking at Vistula Land from XIX century lol
Does anybody happen to know if an “air lane” is open between Kaliningrad and Russia?
**Autumn**
“Great news, Supreme Commander, the Ukrainians are having personnel shortages, they are stretched thin and have been struggling to achieve any kind of force expansion.”
“Excellent, General, continue our strategy of advancing one village street corner at a time. With this shortage of troops Ukraine will fall in no time.”
“Of course, Supreme Commander.”
**Winter**
“Supreme Commander, strategic analysis shows that the Ukrainians are moving toward starting general conscription in order to deal with their personnel shortages.”
“Ah yes, is Ukraine still short of troops?”
“Well, yes, for now, Supreme Commander, but it is possible that they –”
“Excellent General, that is all I need to know to be certain of our victory. Continue our forward advancing strategy.”
“Thank you Supreme Commander but –”
“That is all, General.”
“Of course, Supreme Commander.”
**Spring**
“Supreme Commander, I have the latest report from the Ukrainian front.”
“Excellent, go ahead General, what is the status of our ongoing victory?”
“Our, uh, inevitable victory has been, uh, slightly delayed due to significant Ukrainian troop rotations and reinforcements arriving all along the front. Also there are signs of a surge of fully-crewed Ukrainian armored vehicles. We believe this to be the result of the conscription law that passed a while back.”
“Nonsense, Ukraine has a well-known troop shortage. It is probably a trick.”
“Yes, of course, Supreme Commander, it’s just that we have *multiple* intelligence reports that newly-trained troops actually are showing up all over Ukraine.”
“Aha, you see how pernicious the trick is? They’ve even fooled you! Now, I’ve just read that our troops crossed another crosswalk in a village in Donetsk, leaving behind 4000 dead and wounded. That is an excellent sacrifice ratio. Continue as normal.”
“… Of course, Supreme Commander.”
**Summer**
“Supreme Commander. The Ukrainian force replenishment has now been going on for half a year, and has given them enough troops to invade Kursk, Belgorod, and Bryansk in force. While also mounting a major counteroffensive in Zaporizhzhia.”
“Nonsense General, if that were the case, then all these news articles about Ukraine’s troop shortages would be wrong, and that can’t be the case.”
“Yes, Supreme Commander, of course, Supreme Commander, it’s just that…”
“Yes?”
“Well it’s just that, those reports are all repeating crap from nearly a year ago. The situation has changed. Ukraine *had in the past* a troop shortage, but they no longer *have in the present* a troop shortage, do you see?”
“General. Let me just ask you. Was, or was not, Ukraine’s troop crisis a critical part of our inevitable victory?”
“Yes, Supreme Commander, as I recall it was.”
“Excellent, well done. Now. Next question. Is our victory still inevitable?”
“… Well … …”
“You know it might be too stuffy in here to think properly, would you like to continue this briefing in the Window Room?”
“No of course that won’t be necessary Supreme Commander. Of course our victory is inevitable.”
“Excellent, well done again. Now from that fact we can therefore conclude that Ukraine’s situation has not changed. They once *had* no new troops, therefore they now *have* no new troops. That is just basic logic. We will ignore these rumors and continue trying to advance to the next dumpster in Chasiv Yar. Another 10 thousand Russian casualties should be sufficient.”
“…”
“Oh by the way, my niece is going to run the military from now on. And I’m appointing my pet donkey as the head of industrial planning.”
“… Of course, Supreme Commander.”
I can only imagine the fear that is going through the Belarusian troops stationed near the border. They are probably so conflicted. Belarusians aren’t fanatically crazy like russian people are. The majority of the Belarusians do not support their president or putin, so if their soldiers were ordered to open fire on Ukrainian troops, there would be many soldiers who would refuse those orders hopefully. Also, I’m sure many would surrender rather than fight Ukrainians. But if they choose to fight Ukraine, they would be killed pretty fast. The Belarusian army is weak, and their training is poor. They model their army after russias army.
Ukraine is making Russia play hot potato with their forces right now.
I heard there is a rail line over there. I am guessing Ukraine is trying to cut logistical aid to Russia from Belarus.
Hmm, sounds like risky business, not sure this is true🤔