Thread by @KennethRundt

🇺🇦🇫🇮🧵🗣️#KennethGregg this morning: (1/13): "We start with some sad news that show that we still have incompetent officers in our army. An ambush on a column of our armoured cars and tanks succeeded because we did not keep a distance between the vehicles. +

2:"When moving towards the front, a distance of 50 metres between vehicles must be kept, as every man in Finland knows. Keeping distance applies to both vehicles and men. We lost 1-2 Leopards in this ambush as well as other vehicles. It is not yet clear if one of the Leopards +

3:"...had mine clearance equipment (if so, it may be one of the ones Finland gave us).

The Washington Post announced yesterday that we have launched the nuclear offensive and that it has been planned by the Americans. Naturally, our Nordic media and their so-called experts +

4:"...joined in and trumpeted the news in big headlines. WHY do you copy and paste everything that certain media write without checking with those on the ground, or if you have so-called experts let them analyse the data before making fun of them? +

5:"Let us once again review the facts and the doctrine we follow.

1. Our doctrine, or NATO doctrine, stipulates a spearhead attack that has sufficient energy to penetrate the enemy line. Immediately afterwards, the reserves pour into the same hole and spread out. +

6:"We certainly do not act like the Russians: on a broad front in order to flatten the defence lines.

2. In recent days - in bloody battles, yes - we have tested WHERE the Russians have their weakest point and then concentrate the forces on that area. +

7:"Compare this to how to puncture a balloon. You can either stick a pin in it and it punctures, or, you can push it with your hands and flatten it until it bursts [like the Russians try]. This is the difference between NATO and the Russians doctrine. +

8:"3. Our offensive plan is created by our General Staff but we listen to the American and British advisors before making decisions. To say that the Americans planned it for us is something that every journalist and military analyst should realise does not hold water.+

9:"There is no doubt that we have entered the final phase before the major attack. The Russians have brought in reinforcements to the Zaporizhzhia front and grouped them in a defensive position for the last 48 hours. One expects the attack in this area, but will it be here? +

10:"The Russians are moving eastwards. We have Fog of War and I have to respect the advice given, but I can still reveal that there is NO fighting at Velyka Novosilka. However, hard fighting at the line Lobkove-Mala Tomacha, in the Zaporizhzhia region. +

11:"The Russians are bringing in reserves to Staromlynivka from other areas. They have started to react to our last phase before the big attack and are starting to guess where we will come from. Also Shoigu's Storm Z troops have been seened here. +

12:"Then a bit about the blowing up of the Kahovka dam. Did the Russians blow it up too early? The water will stabilise and subside. The soil that is exposed will dry up quite quickly and will support tanks. The Dnipro has now become much narrower in some places, +

13:"...many of which are ideal for a river crossing. The Russians have now withdrawn much of their troops here and the situation becomes favourable for an attack. When we enter phase 4 of 4 of the major offensive there will be no need for anonymous informants to the media."🛑