for the current frontline, yes, but you undestimate how many people are needed on such a long contact line. on top of which you need a prevaling concentration of forces in order to launch a large assault. we've been hearing about russia's attack on sumi and zapo for over a year now, but they are nowhere to be seen. even the kharkov offensive stalled after ukranda attacked in kursk and pulled many forces from the kharkov direction.   > trillions of neptune missiles lmao but yes, i know that a sea offensive on odessa will be hard (if not impossible) and certainly risky. if afu's life completely breaks in kherson then russia has a chance to march on odessa by land, but even that will take many months because russians won't just zerg-rush like they tried in 2022, but take their time with reinforcements and logistics.
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