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Russian forces will suffer as they get pushed closer to the Surovikin line.
The same things which makes you benefit from a defensive line will also make you suffer if you are on the wrong side of it.
The same things which makes you benefit from a defensive line will also make you suffer if you are on the wrong side of it.
Enemy, defender etc. does not refer to Ukraine or Russia specifically in this thread.
The purpose of a defensive line is to slow down the enemy, make him avoid the area or funnel him so he becomes an easier target and hopefully stop him.
The purpose of a defensive line is to slow down the enemy, make him avoid the area or funnel him so he becomes an easier target and hopefully stop him.
To be able to supply your own troops operating past the defensive lines, you need to leave gaps.
As you fall back behind your own defensive lines you would try to mine those gaps.
As you fall back behind your own defensive lines you would try to mine those gaps.
An illustration of how you get funneled if you breach an enemy defensive line. Red areas are supposed to illustrate minefields. This is of course a simplified example, but it will do to get my point across.
The problem comes when you are getting pushed back to your own defensive position, your will get squeezed and funneled in reverse. Your maneuvering ability will become hindered and your movement pattern will become predictable. You will be an easier target.
I'm not saying this puts the defender at a disadvantage over all I simply wanted to highlight that you benefit less from the defensive line until your fall back behind it.
I am pretty sure that is what we saw on sentinel yesterday.
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