no they don't anon, ukraine didn't have the units or firepower to destroy an entire active column like that, that's not how war works.   if you run out of fuel you abandon it. none of the east of kiev column turned around except those near the border with russia.   logistics is having the actual materiel available and being capable of transporting it, they have that as they've been conducting in the eastern and southern front now. they couldn't secure it though in the north because the operation itself was wrong. you can't bumrush with first echelon and follow up with a logistics train that just gets picked off and stagnates, leaving your first echelon useless after it runs out. it's like if the us bumrushed into lebanon with an amphibious assault and that's it, then all the resupply ships were left to their own to get to the staging area but kept getting popped by enemy vessels or pirates or shit. it's retarded, but it's not a problem of having the logistics, it's the problem of securing the area from an operational standpoint.
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