1. #Ukraine: I don't recall if Russia ever attempted an amphibious landing. If Putin is planning one it's a very risky endeavor. If I were preparing to defend it, I would consider deploying as many reserve MBTS and MSTA's as possible to defend the obvious targets near Odesa, and
2. right outside of the entrance to Crimea. Then practice gunnery by grids, marking the gun placements and then disburse them to more secure revetments that could be employed to confuse Russian bombers. Then when the unfortunate Russian conscripts are approaching the
3. coast, deploy the guns back to their assigned grids and rain concentrated artillery fire to disable and then sink the ships. The keys would be practice for accurate grid targeting and moving the tanks and guns to more secure locations from which to deploy for the attack.
4. Prepositioning artillery and tank rounds in the respective grid firing positions would allow the continued fighting and could be staged to address any Russian forces who make it to shore. The total defeat of the Russian force is the kind of thing that overturns empires.
5. Deploying away from the grid positions would also facilitate moving to other locations quickly if the Russians attempt to land in other locations. Russian lack of ISR capability puts them at a disadvantage if the Ukrainian employ shell game deployments.
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