Russian special military operation in Ukraine #27

Stealthflanker wrote:So now, will Putin and whoever around him will finally realize what happened and do steps like what Lincoln did during US civil wars ? Firing generals until finally someone with brain shows up ?

billybatts91 wrote:Ukraine now attacking Crimea

https://twitter.com/WarfareReports/status/1576226108118179843

https://twitter.com/WarfareReports/status/1576227056190337027

Hole wrote:

Backman wrote:From now on hopefully Kadyrov will be taken seriously by Garisimov. The blog autists have the ear of Kadyrov. Kadyrov has the ear of Garisimov. Hopefully Garisimov learned something. The next time Kadyrov is concerned about something , f*cking listen and take on the situation with both hands !

Kadyrov is a batallion commander at best. He only knows to assamble a few thousand guys and storm a city head-on. He would do this with every city in the fake state and loose 50.000 men with that approach. For him they would be all martyrs going to the heavens. But this is not how you run a operation of this size.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

Arkanghelsk wrote:

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

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Fanboys being fanboys

Let'seks because the telegram(literal not application soviet boomers must not use telegram application ) did not arrive

Choose - you have been informed of the situation - but not before you have already lost the entire region - quick you must send the message by horse

None of the above, because I'd have had a healthy number of reserves in that area to mirror any Ukie troop deployments if I was russia. and kill all the enemy units.

Hole wrote:
Really?
The current aim of the operation is to lure as many Nazis out of the bigger cities and the fortified areas in the Donetsk Republic as possible. And kill as many of them as possible.

In Nikolaev/Kherson the terrain makes it possible to kill them form greater distance and such makes it possible not to maneuver (retreat, regroup) so much. The terrain in the North-East is trickier so maneuvering is more important.

billybatts91 wrote:

Hole wrote:

Backman wrote:From now on hopefully Kadyrov will be taken seriously by Garisimov. The blog autists have the ear of Kadyrov. Kadyrov has the ear of Garisimov. Hopefully Garisimov learned something. The next time Kadyrov is concerned about something , f*cking listen and take on the situation with both hands !

Kadyrov is a batallion commander at best. He only knows to assamble a few thousand guys and storm a city head-on. He would do this with every city in the fake state and loose 50.000 men with that approach. For him they would be all martyrs going to the heavens. But this is not how you run a operation of this size.

Ok, you attack Kadyrov, do you have any harsh words for the Russian generals fucking this war up? Or are you gonna keep defending incompetence and failure from them and claim it's all 4D chess and they're "smart withdrawals" every time they lose territory? You only got smoke for the muslim guy who's talking sense?

Hole wrote:

Stealthflanker wrote:So now, will Putin and whoever around him will finally realize what happened and do steps like what Lincoln did during US civil wars ? Firing generals until finally someone with brain shows up ?

Really?
The current aim of the operation is to lure as many Nazis out of the bigger cities and the fortified areas in the Donetsk Republic as possible. And kill as many of them as possible.

In Nikolaev/Kherson the terrain makes it possible to kill them form greater distance and such makes it possible not to maneuver (retreat, regroup) so much. The terrain in the North-East is trickier so maneuvering is more important.

Arkanghelsk wrote:Mizintsev is in the first class of officers Russia has

The man is a brain, very intelligent, very competent individual

This man appeared in Aleppo and took that very quickly

He showed up in the scene and had Akhmat men patrolling in short order

Anything he touches is successful

Then you look at Mariupol,  you realize he is aggressive , intelligent and while he can expose men to danger he accomplishes the task with minimal sounds

He outsmarted NATO command in both Aleppo and Mariupol and stormed fortified areas without problem

The other one is Andrey Kartapolov - but sadly he retired, that guy took Palmyra after Syrians lost it the first time

Along with Zhuravlyov there are several competent commanders that should come back and help coordinate this

billybatts91 wrote:

Using tactical nukes would end the war quicker though, there is that.

Regular wrote:

billybatts91 wrote:

Using tactical nukes would end the war quicker though, there is that.

What about using high yield conventional bombs, like FOABs and so on? What’s the reason to have them then if not for this and avoid nuclear escalation?

Regular wrote:

What about using high yield conventional bombs, like FOABs and so on? What’s the reason to have them then if not for this and avoid nuclear escalation?

limb wrote:

How about actually having competent command and control and logistics?

Regular wrote:

limb wrote:

How about actually having competent command and control and logistics?

I think logistics were solved, but have no clue about command and control.

I am just saying that going nuclear would be idiotic, especially when Russia has advantage in every field now. As soon as reserves arrive - it should be walk in the park.

limb wrote:

Regular wrote:

billybatts91 wrote:

Using tactical nukes would end the war quicker though, there is that.

What about using high yield conventional bombs, like FOABs and so on? What’s the reason to have them then if not for this and avoid nuclear escalation?

How about actually having competent command and control and logistics?

zorobabel wrote:Rybar: "It's time to admit that we entered the special military operation with a completely uncombat-ready (with the exception of individual formations) district. And start doing something to fix the situation."

Yep