Ukraine on verge of frontline breakthrough: Ukrainian top general informs U.S

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11 comments
  1. I hope they do. If we are lucky the Russian insistence on holding the first line will result in them not having enough troops to man the lines behind them.

  2. Let’s fucking go boys. We believe in you. 🇺🇦🇺🇦

  3. May the road rise to meet you,
    May the wind be always at your back,
    May the sun shine warm upon your face,
    The rains fall soft upon your fields and,
    Until we meet again,
    May God hold you in the palm of his hand.
    Slava Ukraini ! 🇺🇦❤️

  4. You can already see the effects of the first line-break in the Tokmak direction.

    https://deepstatemap.live/en#12/47.4857/35.8125

    1. Turn on Fortifications (second icon down on the left lower toolbar)
    2. Turn on history (clock icon, bottom righthand corner)
    3. Wind the clock back to the start of the 1st July 2023
    4. Start playing it forward.

    You’ll see slow, grinding progress as they picked their way through the minefields and avoided the fortifications as much as possible. Now that they’re through the lines, suddenly the advance leaps forward, and in the last day as they’ve got behind the first line they just spread sideways nearly 2km because they’re *behind* the fortifications. As soon as they get a bit further forwards they’ll do the same to the west and suddenly a huge swathe of Russian-occupied territory either gets cuts off or abandoned.

    Ukraine are playing this very, very smartly indeed.

  5. Some reports have suggested that Ukraine has managed to split the Russian forces defending Tokmak into two separate grouping and are now pushing at the “seam” between them.

    If this is correct then it would appear the General is about to drop the hammer and drive for Tokmak and possibly bypass it and go all in for Melitopol.

    We will will find out in the next few days if this is the case as Russian Telegram will melt down

  6. Does the US want Ukraine to liberate all of their territory? Or to just break the land bridge and threaten to isolate Crimea, which Ukraine can then use as leverage in negotiations to get Russia to pull back, perhaps to the pre-2022 lines of control?

    Inquiring minds want to know.

  7. Russia has been taking a shitload of L’s lately, let’s hope the momentum can be sustained

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