Originally Posted by
ODgreenpizza
I don't know how may brigades Ukraine has in reserve for this offensive but a Russian mil-blogger indicates there are 10 dedicated to the Zap. Oblast sector alone. There also seems to be some concern creeping through the Russian info-space at the number of uncomitted UA units poised to engage and the fact that Russian units have had difficulting resisting Ukrainian pressure thus far. When Russia perceives a UA breakthrough is immenant or in progress they will have little choice but to counter with fixed wing and rotary CAS sorties, something they haven't done on any appreciable scale since the early days of the invasion.
Or a nuke, so there is that.
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It's that simple.
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