1/ Ukrainian drones are dominating the skies above exhausted Russian soldiers in the Donetsk region, according to a prominent Russian warblogger. As a result, Russia's progress has virtually halted in the region, even as it advances in Kursk. ⬇️
https://x.com/front_ukrainian/status/1899079775420895506
2/ 'Military Informant' highlights the likely culmination of the Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine. He contrasts the situation in the Donbas and Kursk, and warns that an orderly Ukrainian withdrawal in the latter will cause more difficulties in the former:
3/ "Against the background of significant advancement in the Kursk region, a serious slowdown in the offensive tempo of the Russian Armed Forces in Donbas has been observed for a month now.
4/ "And if in the Kursk region one of the factors of success is control over Ukrainian logistics with the help of FPV drone strikes, then near Pokrovsk a similar situation is observed, but in reverse.
5/ "Here, the Ukrainian Armed Forces already have a significant advantage in the number of drone strikes, which in many areas paralyzes supplies and does not allow reinforcements and ammunition to be delivered to the front line.
6/ "Another factor is the serious exhaustion of troops, conducting continuous assault operations for several months in a row. In such conditions, it is impossible to concentrate any significant forces to carry out attacks and subsequently consolidate.
7/ "A similar situation is in Toretsk. Which was first "taken on credit", declaring liberated even those outskirts where the Ukrainian Armed Forces continued to hold the line, and then accumulated forces and were able to counterattack, taking advantage of the...
8/ ...passivity of the Russian Armed Forces in this direction.
It is likely that this picture will persist until the complete liberation of the Kursk region, when many experienced drone crews and other forces involved will be freed up for redeployment to new areas.
It is likely that this picture will persist until the complete liberation of the Kursk region, when many experienced drone crews and other forces involved will be freed up for redeployment to new areas.
9/ "However, it should be understood that if it is not possible to "boil down" a significant part of the enemy's units along with their equipment and allow them to move to the Sumy region in a relatively organized manner, then after rest and replenishment they will also be able…
10/ …to redeploy them to the Donbas or somewhere else, which will again lead to a situation of parity."
Source:
t.me/milinfolive/14…
Source:
t.me/milinfolive/14…
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