pic related thats the dnieper river in that area now, 18 months after the kahovka dam destruction, its all crossable by land now and with winter coming, it'll be frozen over so heavier vehicles can cross, not just infantry and light buggies. i have a deep feeling, this will be the focus and would utterly stun the russians if it succeeded. as we saw in kursk, they do have the ability to hide fully mechanised forces at quite close range using thick woodland and subterranean tunnel networks. us sent 400 new strykers aswell... which means they're already there and have been for months. we've not seen any strykers for quite a while which to me, is very suspicious and raising a lot of red flags. in zaporozhye 2023, crossing to the znpp with attack and landing boats was actually supposed to be part of the operation and all their graphics showed an invasion to split the russian southern front but the total catastrophic failure along the surovikin line and the reducing water levels caused by the dam destruction caused it to be cancelled.
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