over the summer and fall, weve seen numerous videos of russian troops complaining about shortages. now, anything moving toward russian positionsbe it vehicles, mopeds, or soldiers on footis destroyed as soon as possible. this is a tactic we will likely see implemented on the southern front as well. donetsk donetsk is currently the only area where the russians are advancing slightly, day by day. as ive previously noted, the maksymivka-zoria line is critical for us. anything east of that line is considered a tactical sacrifice for the russians to captureat the cost of maximum losses. while their initial advance was relatively swift, it has now slowed considerably due to a shortage of vehicles. as a result, theyre no longer gaining ground at the pace i initially predicted. a new trend is emerging: before launching an attack, the russians are pulling troops from other areas in donetsk and concentrating them on one segment of the front. for example, were seeing troop build-ups near kurakhove, in addition to concentrations in chasiv yar and lysivka. kursk the maneuvering war continues here as before. russian forces attempt attacks daily, and the gray zone changes hands multiple times per day. kursk remains the front where russia suffers the heaviest losses of equipment. southern front this is still a positional stalemate with tense anticipation. the reinforcement of kinburn spit is significant because russian intelligence has intercepted information suggesting we are planning an amphibious landing across the dnipro river.
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