What it says on the label.
About artillery tactics and hostage taking
https://guerraenucrania.wordpress.com/2022/07/04/noticias-de-la-guerra-04-07-2022-canones-y-rehenes/
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Arrow wrote:Kharkiv region.
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Arkanghelsk wrote:
I think Kharkov, because it will push them from Belgorod and that's important- also Kharkov is nearer to attack, then chasing Pavlograd or Dnipro, although it could all happen at the same time
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caveat emptor wrote:Arkanghelsk wrote:
I think Kharkov, because it will push them from Belgorod and that's important- also Kharkov is nearer to attack, then chasing Pavlograd or Dnipro, although it could all happen at the same time
Slow it down a little. First Slovyansk- Kramatorsk agglomeration, then south to Avdeyevka, then Pokrovsk and Dobropolye. In order to attack Dnepropetrovsk you need to take both Pavlograd and Zaporozhie first.
Especially, Dnepropetrovsk has natural defence from the east and it will not be easy to attack.
We are talking months here.
Also, why do you call Dnepropetrovsk Dnipro? What kind of Russian are you?
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caveat emptor wrote:
Slow it down a little. First Slovyansk- Kramatorsk agglomeration, then south to Avdeyevka, then Pokrovsk and Dobropolye. In order to attack Dnepropetrovsk you need to take both Pavlograd and Zaporozhie first.
Especially, Dnepropetrovsk has natural defence from the east and it will not be easy to attack.
We are talking months here.
Also, why do you call Dnepropetrovsk Dnipro? What kind of Russian are you?
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I agree, but Ekaterinoslav is name during Imperial times. Even worse is calling Kharkov, Kharkiv. That has to be most retarded thing ever. That transliteration is being used only since post 2014. In reality I've never heard anyone using that name unless he is a complete foreigner. Not even Ukrainians use that name in every day communication.Rodion_Romanovic wrote:
The Russian name of that city is Ekaterinoslav, not Dnepropetrovsk... That was the Soviet name given in 1925.
Ekaterinoslav was the Russian name given in 1787 during the official inauguration of the city (previously there was probably a smaller fortified town).
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caveat emptor wrote:
Slow it down a little. First Slovyansk- Kramatorsk agglomeration, then south to Avdeyevka, then Pokrovsk and Dobropolye. In order to attack Dnepropetrovsk you need to take both Pavlograd and Zaporozhie first.
Especially, Dnepropetrovsk has natural defence from the east and it will not be easy to attack.
We are talking months here.
Also, why do you call Dnepropetrovsk Dnipro? What kind of Russian are you?
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Arkanghelsk wrote:
I don't believe it will take months, the Donbass is falling in next week's
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Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk are Soviet time names and not Ukrainian. As in case of Ekaterinoslav, Aleksandrovsk is a name from time of Empire. They might or might not go back to those names if/when cities are recaptured.Werewolf wrote:
Then start calling Zaporozhie by its russian name Aleksandrovsk. Ukropians have renamed most major cities and they should be renamed to what they were before. Thy did this to create some artificial difference between Ukrainians and Russians like they are different ethnicities.
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caveat emptor wrote:Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk are Soviet time names and not Ukrainian. As in case of Ekaterinoslav, Aleksandrovsk is a name from time of Empire. They might or might not go back to those names if/when cities are recaptured.Werewolf wrote:
Then start calling Zaporozhie by its russian name Aleksandrovsk. Ukropians have renamed most major cities and they should be renamed to what they were before. Thy did this to create some artificial difference between Ukrainians and Russians like they are different ethnicities.
I'm just trying to make a distinction between widely used names and their "Ukrainized" retarded version from near past. Kharkiv and Kyiv being the most idiotic ones.
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ucmvulcan wrote:caveat emptor wrote:Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk are Soviet time names and not Ukrainian. As in case of Ekaterinoslav, Aleksandrovsk is a name from time of Empire. They might or might not go back to those names if/when cities are recaptured.Werewolf wrote:
Then start calling Zaporozhie by its russian name Aleksandrovsk. Ukropians have renamed most major cities and they should be renamed to what they were before. Thy did this to create some artificial difference between Ukrainians and Russians like they are different ethnicities.
I'm just trying to make a distinction between widely used names and their "Ukrainized" retarded version from near past. Kharkiv and Kyiv being the most idiotic ones.
I think, just to cause the Ukes to piss their pants, that Donetsk should revert to Stalino until the end of the Special military operation.
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I would guess simultaneously, all 3 territories have less than 25 BTG's between them and aren't fortified like the LDPR was, they'll flee to the major cities and use the people as human shields but it won't be anything like Mariupol.Hole wrote:Kharkov after Donbass. Question is will they liberate Dnjepropetrovsk and Zaporoshye simultaniously with Kharkov or afterwards. Or before?
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caveat emptor wrote:
Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk are Soviet time names and not Ukrainian. As in case of Ekaterinoslav, Aleksandrovsk is a name from time of Empire. They might or might not go back to those names if/when cities are recaptured.
I'm just trying to make a distinction between widely used names and their "Ukrainized" retarded version from near past. Kharkiv and Kyiv being the most idiotic ones.
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Ispan wrote:
What it says on the label.
About artillery tactics and hostage taking
https://guerraenucrania.wordpress.com/2022/07/04/noticias-de-la-guerra-04-07-2022-canones-y-rehenes/
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d_taddei2 wrote:A bit off topic but wasn't sure where to post seems Latvia is now going to tear down all Soviet monuments. There will be nothing worthwhile to visit and see for tourists, all the Soviet monuments are pretty amazing, however they will replace them with nothing. Such a dumb move. When I visited Kiev in 2019 (had visited a few times previously) they had removed quite a lot just empty concrete plinths Looked terrible. Yet majority of the monuments are to celebrate Soviet victory in WW2 and to remember the dead who sacrificed their lives, including Latvians. They really are a bunch of dumb orcs.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/latvia-to-tear-down-hundreds-of-soviet-monuments-kchkx885w
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sepheronx wrote:Julian and the west in general always gloated over dead russian civilians. Nothing has changed. Just keep those tweets for later to use against him or his cohorts and call him out for the racist pos him and his friends are.
Honestly, a guided missile launched at him would spare the rest of the world of his stupidity.
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caveat emptor wrote:Arkanghelsk wrote:
I don't believe it will take months, the Donbass is falling in next week's
You're either flying or crying, there's no middle road for you.
As for Lisichansk- Severodonetsk area, finally Zelensky listened to Zaluzhny and they withdrew forces. I don't think rest will go so fast. Especially Kramatorsk, which is easier to defend then Slavyansk and Bakhmut, from point of geographical position and has an airport and big industrial area.
One of the reasons of failure for Donbas militias around Slavyansk in 2014 was that they never managed to take a high point just outside the city. I don't remember the name, but it had some sort of a tower on the top. Ukrainians kept that height and used artillery to control roads in and out of the city.
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