Russian 🇷🇺 invasion map 10 march 22, when they controlled the biggest proportion of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (23%)
Unlike some say, their main axis was Kyiv and if they stepped back, it's because they lost at Irpin, Tchernihiv, Nova Busan and Sumy. There was no "diversion".
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When they attacked on february 24th 2022, unlike their "diversion" propaganda, their main force was positionned north of the country.
5th, 35th, 36th, 41st, 6th and 2nd CAA aimed at Kiev + 29th CAA to divert Ukrainian forces near Rivne-Lutsk.
1st GTA army is aimed at Kiev and Poltava but can't take Sumy and Okhtyrka.
6th CAA (other part) is attacking Kharkiv while 20th CAA targets northern Donbass.
Apart from 8th CAA aimed at Marioupol, there are no new Russian units in Donbass.
LPR and DPR army corps won't attack until 150th Motor Rifle Division from 8th CAA break through Popasna in middle april.
Southern Ukraine is attacked mainly with 58th CAA and elements of 49th CAA. Some units of 49th CAA and 22nd AC waited to be landed near Odessa.
This was probaby the plan :
5th, 35th = take Kiev (west + south)
36th, 41st take Tchernihiv + Kiev (east)
2nd = take Sumy -> Kiev
1st = take Poltava -> Dnipro
6th = take Kharkiv -> Dnipro
20th/8th = encircle Donbass
58th = take Marioupol, Zaporijia + Odessa
On the Ukrainian side, the majority of units are in the Donbass on rotation. Some are in Kiev, 1 st TB is encircled between Nizhyn and Tchernihiv.
58th, 93rd and 92nd defend Kharkiv-Sumy axis.
Many units in Odessa/Mukolaiv.
Why did they lost in Kyiv ?
They broke through ukrainian line between Pryluky and Nizhyn. However, they failed to controll both big and small urban areas like Sumy, Konotop, Mena...
They were always attacked on the supply roads (400km).
When they failed to enter Kyiv in Brovary, they tried many times in the countryside. However, at the end of march, 72nd mecanized brigade counterattacked and regained positions including Nova Busan, pushing back Russian army far from Kyiv.
It was the same on the other side of Kyiv, Ukrainian counterattacked near Makariv and Borodianka, pushed back the Russian from Irpine. It was unecessary to continue fighting there.
And finally, 93rd mecanized brigade lifted the siege of Sumy by taking back Trostianets. It was a clear Russian defeat and their supply lines north of Sumy were endengered.
So there were no goodwill gesture or Istanbul aggreement. Then they took Sievierodonetsk and Marioupol, they sustained a blow at Kharkiv and Kherson and began a new Donbass campain, Bakhmout, Avdiivka and now Toretsk and Tchasiv Yar.
The use of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs): the new revolution in the Ukrainian 🇺🇦 war.
Replacing infantry, UGVs fulfill several roles: combat support, troop evacuation, mine-laying, or logistics...
The revolution of ground drones in Ukraine 🇺🇦/🇷🇺 :
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Like images from the future, ground drones are becoming increasingly visible on the ground in Ukraine.
While the arrival of aerial drones and their variants, as well as naval drones, has been well covered, the arrival of ground drones has been almost forgotten.
Multiple videos from the last few weeks are showing a wider use of ground drones for various missions.
Even if they are often targeter by aerial drones, they are still being very useful.
Les fortifications peuvent-elles changer le cours de la guerre en faveur de l'Ukraine 🇺🇦 ?
Malgré un manque cruel d'infanterie pour les occuper, les obstacles ukrainiens sont de plus en plus nombreux et conséquents, ralentissant la progression russe 🇷🇺
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Cela fait plus de 3 ans que j'analyse régulièrement la question des lignes de défense en Ukraine.
J'ai cartographié la quasi-totalité de ces défenses, analysé leurs résultats, leurs échecs et les récentes évolutions.
D'abord avec cette carte, vous pouvez voir en rouge les fortifications creusées en 2025 et en vert le territoire pris par l'armée russe la même année.
Pour la première fois, nous allons le voir, ces fortifications sont continues, bien préparées et nombreuses.
We often talk about russian 🇷🇺 losses but little about ukrainian 🇺🇦 ones
Holding into Myrnohrad and continuing to send troops inside Pokrovsk has proven to be very costly.
A small update on Pokrovsk, the strategic front and "peace talks" :
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Russian soldiers have been seen throughout the city of Pokrovsk for 1 month and half.
According to my research, they still control the majority of the city and are continuing their consolidation. The area south of the railway is +/- under Russian control. (old map)
The main area of interest is further east. As the video in the first tweet shows, dozens of Ukrainian armored vehicles and pickup trucks were destroyed on the Rodynske-Myrnohrad road. In Myrnohrad, the Ukrainians still control most of the city.
Poland 🇵🇱 started the construction of part of its "eastern shield" on the border with Kaliningrad 🇷🇺.
After 4 years of war in Ukraine, Poland and the Baltic states are however barely starting to prepare defensive lines on their eastern borders...
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It should already be a reality, it is however still a plan.
After announcing they would prepare fortifications on their eastern border, Poland, the Baltic countries and Finland barely started to build them. The area is only covered by anti-migrants barricades.
For now, I only found 3 small areas where we can see fortifications, all in Poland, on the border with Kaliningrad, a Russia oblast.
On the eastern border of the EU, we can only see preparations for fortifications and road blocks on the borders.
Cette vidéo des forces ukrainiennes 🇺🇦 a bientôt 4 ans, plus jamais nous ne verrons ce type d'image.
Pourtant, bon nombre d'armée occidentales fonctionnent encore comme si la guerre en Ukraine n'avait pas lieu.
Il est URGENT de se mettre à jour :
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Les armées ukrainiennes et russes ont un avantage technologique massif sur les armées occidentales. Les leçons apprises d'Ukraine seront importantes à prendre en compte ailleurs.
Sommaire :
-drones
-pertes
-blindés
-tranchées
-déploiement de troupes
1- Le drone de reconnaissance
L'utilité principale du drone étant la reconnaissance, celle-ci est massivement utilisée. C'est une chose que nos armées commencent à bien intégrer.
Aucune unité ukrainienne ou russe n'est sans moyen de reconnaissance.