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With rear burning from daily Russian strikes, the Armed Forces of Ukraine can no longer held control of their defense in different directions.
On the night of October 22nd, Russian forces launched another combined attack on Ukrainian rear infrastructure. Today’s strikes mainly targeted logistics hubs and points of deployment of the Ukrainian military in the eastern regions.
A series of Russian strikes destroyed targets in the towns of Pavlograd and Novomoskovsk in Dnepropetrovsk region, which are important logistics nodes of Ukrainian military supplies to the Donbass and Kharkiv frontlines.
Ukrainian military reserves are pounded in the border Sumy region. At night, Russian strikes destroyed Ukrainian personnel deployment points, logistics depots in Akhtyrka and in the city of Sumy.
One of precision Russian strikes destroyed the locomotive depot of Pokrovsk station in the Donetsk People’s Republic. As a result of the strikes, several facilities were destroyed and a large fire broke out in the area, increasing the damage. The Ukrainian military used the depot for the repair and maintenance of military equipment. This was an important element in the logistics chain of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Donbass. Damage to machinery and freight locomotives will make transportation and repair difficult, which, combined with other strikes, disrupts the military supply capabilities of Ukrainian units in the region.
Meanwhile, the Russian army is approaching Pokrovsk on the ground. The strategic crisis of Ukrainian defense in this direction is deepening. Russian forces are rapidly surrounding the main Ukrainian stronghold of Selidovo.
Battles reached the western outskirts of the town. Having surrounded Selidovo from the south, Russians continue attacks along the railway near Vishnevoe. The Russian troops are also rapidly expanding the zone of their control north of Selidovo, approaching the last road under Ukrainian control northwest of the town.
Several days ago, Russian forces began the long-awaited assault in the town. Advancing in the eastern and northern districts, Russian assault groups gained a foothold in the eastern part of the town and in single-storey buildings. The main line of Ukrainian defense is based on hideouts in high-rise buildings, which complicates the further advance of Russian troops.
Russian assault in Selidovo is very similar to the recent battle for the fortress of Ugledar. Disrupting the Ukrainian garrison with attacks on the streets in the east, Russian forces surround the town, and cut off Ukrainian supply routes in the west. Taking into account the rapid Russian victory in Ugledar, the Ukrainian garrison is unlikely to be able to hold control of Selidovo for a long time. The Ukrainian military command will definitely force the soldiers to stay in the surrounded town for as long as possible but in the end, the grinded garrison will try to escape to the west under heavy Russian fire.
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and now imagine if the russians decided to use other winning strategies. for example, in 2013, when nuland encouraged euroamidan and klitschko tried to put together three simple sentences. they could send 1000 soldiers in support of yanukovych and that’s all. or later, when a massacre took place in odessa. they could send10,000 soldiers and overthrow yatsenuk and his neo-nazi gang of assholes.
or even later, when poroshenko started bombing donetsk, they could send 100,000 soldiers and seize all the territory east of the dnieper river without any resistance. but no. they had to wait 7 bloody years so ukraine was militarized to the teeth. because in russia, the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing. exactly the same as under brezhnev
you don’t know. you think from a brainwashed point.
ah i’m so brainwashed, booo, was it me who was in bed with western “partners”? was it me who wasted 7 years with the “minsk agreements”? was it me who declared “special military operation” which turned out to be war of attrition with 500.000 dead on each side, ukraine and russia as well ? was it me who mislead his own people, put them into a meat grinder and staged “referendum” in donbas to justify invasion but didn’t recognized the same referendum 7 years before?
understanding realpolitik is far too complex for you.
wait a moment, there was a time that there were elections in ukraine. then there was an actor that promised peace in donbass and he was elected, but changed his mind when in office. it was not a strange idea to wait for these elections and in the meantime strengthen the defense industry.
omg it was all orchestrated from elsewhere by little actors passing parcels of payolas to key players as usual.
a major reason russia is fighting a slower war, besides the obvious reasons of attritional warfare, is the experience, training, and development of tactics and technology that such combat affords. when you know you can “win” in a month, why not squeeze the conflict for every ounce of future benefit you can get?
ob crap. they’re playing the game putins a lawyer anninternwtional lawyer he’s thinking he can outsmart them legally imo. but sooner or later the penny will drop with him that they decide the law, not him. then he will act instead of reacting. maybe otherwise he’s rope bait.
imo allegedly
because tens of thousands of your citizens are needlessly killed on the battlefield.
if the russians used air power to support their troops on the ground, this war would’ve been over years ago.
and bleed nato at the same time
no, they are wasted, done, dead. vladolf now bought slaves from north korea for extending his time.
they will already have all their agents waiting for putin to die anyway its all a load of crap theatre of production. imo
pathetic russia forced to ask help from north korea. 🤣
all albanian mercenaries who fought on the ukrainian side have already been liquidated 😆😆😆
what will the brits ever do now for slave-traded prostitutes? ukra-pimps?
that did not happen. it’s propaganda. nk is too busy with sk. not to mention nk has china to back them up constantly. russia is a “super-power” … paper tiger is not. have you seen their aircraft or carriers? they suck. why do non-nato nations buy arms from russia? because they’re better in every way. ccp rips-off. q.b.z. series. all rip-offs.
nafomosexuals and ukretards just seething?
the only solution is that russia gets demilitarized and normal people gets in control.
mummification is the only solution for your stupidity.
the only solution is you get a brain inserted in your skull.
to nato this entire conflict is the equivalent of civil war in the soviet union. such division in the former soviet territories is what the cia have always dreamed of instigating.
the english descriptions and live map makes the conflict so easy to understand when someone like myself has no idea of ukraine geography.
i have a girlfriend who has lived in russia for a number of years because of the bombing of donetsk pre 2022.
she has finally decided it is safe to return there.
thanks russia